A Beginner’s Guide to Walking Offa’s Dyke
A Beginner's Guide to Walking Offa's Dyke Stretching for 177 miles along the border between England and Wales, Offa's Dyke Path is one of Britain's most iconic National Trails. While many people dream of completing the entire route, you don't need to walk all 177...
Tintern Fête 2026: Date, Highlights & What to Expect
One of the most anticipated summer events in the Wye Valley is almost here - Tintern Fête 2026 takes place on Saturday 27th June, promising a full afternoon of entertainment, activity and community spirit in the heart of the village. Set just moments from the Anchor...
Top 6 Dog-Friendly Things to Do in Tintern
If you’re visiting Tintern with your four-legged friend, you’ve picked the perfect destination. Nestled in the heart of the Wye Valley, this beautiful area offers stunning walks, riverside views and plenty of dog-friendly spots to explore. Whether you’re here for a...
Tintern Through the Seasons: Why There’s No Bad Time to Visit The Anchor Inn
Tintern is famous for its abbey, its river views and its timeless beauty - but what many visitors don’t realise is how dramatically the village changes with the seasons. From bright spring mornings to mist‑filled winter afternoons, each visit brings a different...
Why the Wye Valley Is One of Britain’s Most Photogenic Spots – And How to Capture It
Few landscapes in Britain blend history, drama and natural beauty as seamlessly as the Wye Valley. With its winding river, ancient woodlands and the iconic silhouette of Tintern Abbey, it’s no wonder photographers travel from all over the country to capture its magic....
A Day at the Races – Only a Few Miles from The Anchor Inn
If you’re planning a day at Chepstow Racecourse, why not make The Anchor Inn your base for food, drinks and relaxation? Set in the heart of Tintern, right beside the iconic Tintern Abbey, we’re perfectly placed for racegoers looking to enjoy the excitement of the...
A Perfect Day Out in Tintern: Walks, Views & Great Food at The Anchor Inn
Tintern is one of those rare places where history, scenery and great hospitality come together so effortlessly that a simple day out can feel like a real escape. Set in the heart of the Wye Valley, with ancient woodland on one side and the majestic Tintern Abbey on...
Celebrating Local: The Anchor Inn’s Commitment to Welsh & West Country Suppliers
At The Anchor Inn in Tintern, we believe that great food and drink begins with great ingredients and great ingredients start with the people who craft, grow and brew them. Nestled in the heart of the Wye Valley, our pub has always been shaped by the landscape around...
The History of The Anchor Inn: Tintern’s Most Historic Pub
There are only a few pubs that can claim a history as rich, deep and atmospheric as The Anchor Inn, Tintern. Set beside the River Wye and directly opposite the breathtaking ruins of Tintern Abbey, this iconic inn has welcomed travellers, locals, monks, ferrymen,...
Opening Times
Every day
Open: 11:00 – 22:00
Food served
Monday – Saturday: 12:00 – 20:30
Sunday 12:00 - 20:00 (Carvery 12:00 - 16:00)
Call us on 01291 689582 or email us. Please let us know the date, number of people and also any special requirements.
Address
01291 689582
contact@theanchortintern.co.uk
The Anchor Inn
Chapel Hill
Tintern
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
NP16 6TE
