This hilly headland separates North Beach from Castle Beach and the scanty remains of Tenby's Norman castle adorn its summit. Walk along the path from the harbour past Laston House , the site of William Paxton's late 18th-century saltwater baths. The Greek writing on the pediment translates as the optimistic 'The sea will wash away all the evils of man'. Beyond here, a path leads out past the old and new Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) lifeboat stations and around the Castle Hill headland. On top of the hill are a memorial to Prince Albert and the Tenby Museum & Art Gallery. You'll also get a fine view over the coast.
