Tenby

Tenby is a beach break located on the south-facing Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, with sandy beach frontage backed by residential development. The spot faces south toward the Bristol Channel, making it exposed to Atlantic swells but protected from certain wind directions. The presence of rocky features and reefs in the nearshore zone requires local knowledge for safe navigation. With average wind speeds of 9.9 knots and low reliability at 28.5%, this spot experiences inconsistent conditions typical of UK coastal locations. Average wave heights of 0.87m and rough-chop water conditions suggest this is best suited for beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking consistent practice rather than challenging sessions. The spot works best with easterly or westerly winds that run parallel to the shoreline. Tidal variations are significant in this region and will affect water depth, current strength, and launch conditions. Local restrictions and beach access regulations should be verified before sessions, particularly during peak tourist seasons.