Gower Beaches

Flanked by 57 picture perfect Edwardian era beach huts that are secured by a council lottery draw each year, Langland’s Blue Flag beach is a combination of rocks and sand with some excellent surf breaks

Three Cliffs Bay is a spectacularly scenic sandy beach backed by three limestone cliffs with a shoreline of sand dunes, rock pools and an archway under the cliffs you can walk through at low tide.

Whether you drop down from High Pennard, the end of Pwll Du lane or through the Bishopston valley, the view that unfolds is worth the walk whichever way you arrive at Pwll Du Bay. The

Pobbles is most often accessed via the spectacular clifftop Coastal path from Southgate’s National Trust car park, however it can also be accessed from a path that starts next to Pennard Golf Club or coming

Two and a half miles of golden sand, toilet and shower facilities, lifeguards on hand between the flags during peak season and water sport opportunities galore with parking right next to the beach make Oxwich

Caswell Bay’s Blue Flag beach is a firm family favourite – golden sands with a stream running through it, shower and toilet facilities, two café’s and a beach toys and snack shop and surf lessons

An ever-present on any list of ‘best beaches……’, Rhossili’s dog friendly (year-round) sweeping 3 miles of golden sand lives up to its reputation. The National Trust Car Park in Rhossili is your starting point for

Hidden from view until you crest the sand dunes that border it, Llangennith’s windswept charm lies in the fact that it is a slightly longer journey to get to but rewards everyone who makes the