Caldey Island, Tenby, SA70 7UJ

Caldey Island is a small island in Pembrokeshire, Wales, situated less than 1 mile (1.6 km) off the coast of Tenby. The island has a recorded history that stretches back over 1,500 years and is one of the holy islands of Britain. It is home to Caldey Abbey, a Cistercian monastery that owns the island, and the monks there observe a number of traditions inherited from Celtic times. The island’s character is shaped by its religious heritage and its status as a protected natural area. The locality falls within the SA 70 postal district and is part of the broader Pembrokeshire region. Residents and visitors alike find the island’s quiet, secluded atmosphere appealing, and the proximity to Tenby provides access to mainland amenities while maintaining a distinct, serene environment.