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Monday 10am - 5pm Tuesday 10am - 5pm Wednesday 10am - 5pm Thursday 10am - 5pm Friday 10am - 5pm Sunday 10am - 5pm

Manorbier Castle

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The perfect wedding and celebration location: We have it all - beautiful grounds, stunning views. Birthplace of Gerald Of Wales.
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Nestled in the beautiful Welsh countryside, this Norman castle is two minutes from the beach, perfect for a family day out. 🏰

Fun and safe for the kids while the adults relax at one of the best little cafes in the West! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 The original stone walls are the perfect backdrop for your photos for your wedding day. Virginia Woollf was inspired by walking pass the castle. The Lion and the witch and the wardrobe & I capture the Castle were filmed here. Located on the National Coastal path with a small cafe serving fresh coffee & sandwiches.

30/09/2026

We will be closing early today whilst a beautiful ceronomy takes place.
Last admission is at 1pm, with the castle closing at 2pm.
We look forward to welcoming you back tomorrow from 10am.

22/09/2026

🎄✨ Christmas has arrived at our Gift Shop in Manorbier Castle! ✨🎄

Here’s just a little glimpse of the festive treats and gifts waiting in our cosy gift shop, from charming Christmas decorations and cosy mugs to quirky stocking fillers and lovely gifts for all ages. 🎁

Whether you’re looking for a little something special or simply want to soak up some Christmas magic, pop in and have a browse! ❤️🎅

And don’t forget — there’s no charge to visit the Tearoom and Gift Shop! ☕🎁 You only need a ticket if you’d like to explore the castle itself, so why not pop in, enjoy a cuppa and take a look at what we have in store? ❤️🎅

20/09/2026

🏰 MANORBIER CASTLE OPEN DOORS 2026

Join us today for this year’s Open Doors event, part of Cadw’s Heritage Open Days.

Entry is FREE for everyone!

Come and explore Manorbier Castle at your own pace, discover its fascinating history, and take in the beautiful landscaped gardens. Why not relax with a refreshing drink or a bite to eat while you enjoy the surroundings?

🏴‍☠️ Ahoy, young explorers!
Set off on our pirate treasure hunt and discover the story of Manorbier’s very own pirate, Captain “Jolly” Jack Furze. There’ll be treasure to find and plenty of swashbuckling fun along the way!

📖 NEW FOR THIS YEAR
We’re also opening the doors to our latest acquisition, The Reading Room, located in Manorbier Village. Step inside and discover the fascinating history of this beautiful Arts & Crafts building.

📅 Sunday 20th September
⏰ 10am–4pm
🎟️ Castle & Reading Room: FREE entry
🏴‍☠️ Pirate Trail: £2.50
Includes a pirate hat and eye patch!

Bring the family, explore, discover, and enjoy a day of history, gardens and pirate adventures at Manorbier. We look forward to welcoming you! 🏰⚔️🏴‍☠️

08/09/2026

We are closed today as we celebrate a wonderful wedding! Join us in wishing our lovely couple the best of days!

We are back open tomorrow, Wednesday, from 10am

Sharing this stunning set up from Kylie and Jamie's wedding in 2022 📸

07/09/2026

🎃👻 We’re getting into the “spirit” of things at Manorbier Castle as we prepare for Halloween next month! 🦇

Looking for a little something spooky? Top up your boo box with our selection of eerie gifts and enchanting books, perfect for your little ghouls and mini monsters! 👻📚🎁

Come and discover some Halloween treats at Manorbier Castle… if you dare! 🕷️🕸️

21/08/2026

✨ **Calling all our wonderful Manorbier Castle couples!** ✨
If you were married with us between **1st September 2025 and 23rd August 2026**, we’d LOVE your support in the **Welsh National Wedding Awards**!

You can vote for **Manorbier Castle** *and* for **Debbie**, our incredible wedding coordinator who pours her heart into every celebration. And the best part?
💛 Both of you
💛 Your parents
💛 Bridesmaids
💛 Maid of honour
💛 Best man
💛 Ushers
…they can ALL vote!

One of our lovely couples has already voted (we don’t know who — but thank you!) and every single vote truly means the world to us.

If you’d like to support the castle and Debbie, you can vote here:
** https://www.welshnationalweddingawards.co.uk/vote **

Let’s bring a little castle magic to the awards this year ✨🏰💛

28/07/2026

No self-respecting castle would be complete without its knights and princesses! 👑⚔️

Young explorers can dress up as brave knights or noble princesses and let their imaginations run wild as they discover the wonders of Manorbier Castle. It's the perfect way to step back in time and experience the magic of castle life!

Who will you be on your next adventure? 🏰✨

27/07/2026

🏴‍☠️ Freshly baked today! 🧁

Our delicious pirate cupcakes have just come out of the oven and are the perfect match for our pirate lunchboxes. A tasty treat for every little swashbuckler!

Be quick and grab yours today before they sail away! ☠️⚓

21/07/2026

Please remember Manorbier Castle will be closed tomorrow for a private wedding celebration.

We wish our lovely couple the most magical day!

The castle will reopen to visitors on Thursday morning at 10am

13/07/2026

🥂 Mr & Mrs Smith 🤍

What a glorious day yesterday for Hannah & Ashley!

Venue - Manorbier Castle
Photographer - 🎥Chris Bassett📸 Photography & Film 💥
Dress - Samantha K’s Bridal
Hair - Laurie Williams Salon | 📍 Laurie’s
Make up - Sculpt Bridal
Flowers - Marie Lewis
Cake - The Pembrokeshire Cakery 🧁 | Kate Wheeler
Mini golf - Par-fect Putters Mini Golf
Music & entertainment - Mike Jones
Nails - Ewinedd Ffansi NAILS BY JANE
Wedding car - old.newandblueweddingcars

Address

Tenby
SA707SY

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441834870081

Website

http://www.manorbiercastle.co.uk/

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