Iconic paddle steamer the Waverley will be returning to Tenby once again this June.
The Bristol Channel and South West Wales sailing itinerary for the Waverley, the World’s last seagoing paddle steamer, has just been released which confirms the historic steamship will visit Tenby, Milford Haven and Fishguard.
Tickets are expected to be in high demand for Waverley's only visit to Tenby this year on Tuesday, June 24 when she sails from Penarth to the picturesque Pembrokeshire harbour.
Locals from Tenby can then step aboard for an evening cruise viewing Caldey Island and the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast as Waverley sets course for Milford Haven.

The finale of this year's sailings will take place on Wednesday, June 25 with a sailing from Fishguard, Waverley's first public sailing from the town in over 30 years!
The season gets underway on Monday, June 2 when Waverley offers a 'Pembrokeshire Islands Explorer Cruise' from Millford Haven, giving passengers aboard the unique opportunity to steam round Skokholm, Skomer and Ramsey Island.

The highlight for many on this cruise will be the chance to view the islands' and the local wildlife.
Waverley’s Master, Captain Dominic McCall, commented: “We have developed the best possible sailing programme for South West Wales to ensure that as many locals and visitors as possible have the opportunity to step aboard Waverley and enjoy a traditional pleasure steamer excursion.”
Once aboard Waverley passengers can savour the sight and sound of a real steamship - hear the telegraph ring, visit the Engine Room and watch the engine start to move and see the paddles turning through the portholes.

Special offers for Seniors are available on selected dates where a friend can travel free; and there are also several options where children (5-16) go for just £1, and under 5s go free.
For more information head to: waverleyexcursions.co.uk