Local Area
The Gower Peninsula was the first place in Britain to be designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you'll find breath-taking landscapes from golden sandy beaches to dramatic cliffs and mature woodlands. Here you'll find something for everyone. You can enjoy miles of sandy beaches including Rhossili Bay which has won many awards including the best beach in Europe! And it doesn’t stop there - there's also the family friendly Blue Flag beaches of Caswell and Langland (where you can also enjoy a spot of surfing) and the less well known beaches of Pobbles Bay and Blue Pool Bay with its natural plunge pool.
There's also plenty to do inland including horse riding through moorland, rock climbing and abseiling on the sea cliffs, mountain biking along Cefn Bryn where you can take in the legendary Arthur's Stone or just walking the stunning Wales Coast Path which snakes along the coast and meanders through lush woodland.
If it's culture you are looking for, there are numerous local castles to visit, galleries, museums and the Grand Theatre in Swansea. Nature lovers can explore the Rain Forest of Plantasia, discover the magical Penllergare Valley Woods with its beautiful waterfalls and take in the botanical delights of Clyne Gardens. Whatever your passion, you're sure to fall in love with this area of Wales.
Rhossili Bay Beach
Rhossili Bay has 3 miles of gorgeous sand and coastline. Perfect for walkers, watersports and wonderful views!
Visit SiteWales Coast Path
Wales is the first country in the work dto have a dedicated footpath that hugs the entire coastline - all 870 miles of glorious diversity!
Visit SitePenllergare Valley Woods
A 'forgotten' Victorian paradise with lakes, waterfalls, terraces, panoramic views and exotic trees is being brought back to life by Penllergare Trust
Visit SiteMumbles Pier
The Mumbles Pier has been part of Swansea since 1898, a family run business the Pier is one of very few privately owned Piers left in the UK.
Visit SiteSwansea Bay
The perfect location for a legendary adventure. From family holidays and romantic weekend getaways to walking and adrenaline packed experiences
Visit SiteLocal Food Markets
This area of the Gower produces some outstanding local produce. Why not drop in at one of the local markets to sample some fantastic home grown food and vegetables?
Visit SiteGower Preserves
With recipes passed down through generations of the family, this shop stocks a selection of homemade jams, chutneys and fruit vinegars using all natural ingredients. The shop is just 6 miles from the park and their gift sets make a perfect souvenir of your time in Wales.
Visit SiteLittle Valley Bakery
Just a 15 minute drive from the park, this artisan bakery produces high quality bread using only organic flour, salt and yeast. You'll also find delicious sweet treats like cinnamon buns, freshly baked croissants and sausage rolls.
Visit SiteSwansea Indoor Market
The largest indoor market in Wales. At this award winning market, you'll find cockles, laverbread, Welsh cakes, and a selection of Welsh cheeses plus much more. Many of the stall holders' families have done business here for generations, and the market has a rich history.
Visit SiteFarmCo Farm Shop
A collective of farmers and food-makers in South Wales, passionate about delivering high quality and regenerative local produce. They deliver to collection points in the local community, so you can enjoy the freshest local produce straight from Farm to Fork.
Visit SiteGower Cycle Routes
There are some very scenic cycle routes along the Gower. This website gives you details of many routes locally for the serious cyclists.
Visit SiteLlanrhidian to Weobley Castle
This circular walk takes you from Llanrhidian village past the dramatic ruins of Weobley Castle overlooking the saltmarsh and estuary. The route continues to Landimore and Leason from where you can return to the village.
Visit SiteThe LC Swansea
The LC Swansea home to the biggest indoor Waterpark in Wales, Swansea's most state-of-the-art gym and now TripAdvisor Traveller's Choice award winner. The LC also features a legendary indoor surf machine, the Boardrider, a four storey interactive play area, a 30ft indoor climbing wall and a multi-purpose sports and exhibition hall - you can have an epic adventure all under one roof.
Visit SitePlantasia
Go on an amazing adventure through a tropical rainforest.Get up close & personal with the animals and discover a variety of rare and exotic plants in this interactive, fully immersive tropical indoor experience for all the family. Discover the different levels of a rainforest; from the dark undergrowth to the breath-taking canopy. Fun for all the family.
Visit SiteWeobley Castle
Your abiding memory of Weobley will be its dramatic location on the windswept coast of the Gower peninsula – overlooking marshes and mudflats with the wild Llwchwr estuary beyond.
Visit SiteBroughton Bay
A stretch of dog friendly sandy beach. Facilities include a car park and a seasonal shop. Caution - no lifeguards here and strong tidal currents.
Visit SiteBlue Pool Bay
Bluepool is a secluded, rocky inlet. A great spot for bird watchers and on a clear day you can see Llanelli and Burry Port across the estuary. Dog friendly, no life guards, strong tidal currents.
Visit SiteWorm's Head
Historically named 'Wurm' meaning 'dragon' by Viking invaders, the promontory, Worm's Head, is shaped like a giant sea-serpent and marks the most westerly tip of Gower. The headland is one mile long and the highest point is approximately 150 feet.
Visit SiteOxwich Watersports
A full range of water activities from kayaking and sailing to jet ski safaris, inflatable rides and coasteering; there's something for everyone to enjoy here.
Visit SiteGo Ape Margam
Located near Port Talbot about an hour from the park, this is the only tree top adventure in Wales. With zips of up to 180m, it has been likened to a roller caoster in the trees.
Visit SiteHoliday Homes for Sale at Llanrhidian
Set in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Llanrhidian Holiday Park offers a wonderful base from which you can explore the stunning Welsh countryside.
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