Nice place could do with a few little shops. Wear walking boots! Gets a bit muddy and you will need traction if you decide to walk down to the lower rocky section. We did and it was very nice but we had trainers and very slippery. Well worth the drive.
One of our favourite coastal spots in South Wales. Walk along the cliff top to the coastal lookout. Chat with the volunteers on duty and you get an invite into their dedication. If the timing is OK walk across the rocks to Worms Head is a must, but don't linger, you don't want to be rescued by the coastguards!! Beautiful wild horse roam the clifftop too!
Stunning location. The beach, views and walks are all worth the visit. We parked at the car park which was free for national trust members like us. The walk to the beach was strenuous and even more so on the way back. We did have a child on our back due to a painful heel. Suggest decent footwear is worn as there is a gravel path. The beach is very wide and deep so lot of space for everyone. The facilities are clean, the shop is useful and the cafes are fab. We went to the one overlooking the beautiful view. Expect queues but worth the wait after the walks. Wild horses roam free so the walk towards Worms Head is magical. Beware the cliff edges. If you have the time and energy you can make your way over Worms Head but we didn’t have time for that this time. A wonderful breath taking place to visit. Add it to your Gower itinerary!
What an amazing place to visit. Great easy walks and Worms Head for the more adventurous. Ensure you check low tide time and you have approx 2 hours either side to walk onto head and back. Recommend quality footwear, proper walking boots if you have them. It’s a rough walk across stones and rock for the most.
Just absolutely stunning. We are part of National Trust so were able to use the NT car park. The location is stunning with cafes and little shops as well as showers and toilets. All so clean and well looked after. The beach is gorgeous, the tide was out as it was a stunning place to be. There was a running festival on but it was great to cheer people on as we walked a loop round to visit other bays and the hut at the top of the hill. Honestly a Gorgeous place to visit.
Absolutely beautiful. Well worth a visit. Keep young children and dogs on a short leash. There are unfenced cliff edges and roaming sheep and ponies. Cafes, pubs, toilets, paid parking, accessible walk. Lots of other walks, but require good walking shoes and mobility. Long, clean beautiful golden bay to walk, but only accessible via steep steps.
Very neat shop and facilities. Filled with items related to the area. Displays were immaculate with everything labeled and priced clearly. There's plenty of the usual stuff (maps, tea towels, postcards) as well as the unusual (locally handmade Christmas sheep). There's a selection of food and drink from snacks to sarnies, pasties etc. and benches outside at which to sit and eat. Prices vary widely but generally aren't too high. The staff were all friendly and pretty laid back.
We visit here every year to see the sunflower fields. It is a bit of a walk but on a lovely day/evening its gorgeous. Not ideal with pram/ pushchair or wheel chair . Views are incredible. The guys running the sunflower field have a range of refreshments to buy. Just as nice to take a picnic and make a day of it . One thing I'm yet to time right is the tide so you can walk out to worms head . Parking is £5 for the day
Such a beautiful location the scenery and fresh air makes a huge difference to lift the spirits after the years of pandemic we have had. My father used to always take us here for a nice trip to see the location which has slowly gotten better over time, the location is great but it's the food and drinks you can get here which is so much better. I have always loved to come here and sit down and watch the world go by and it seems it has grown in popularity. We had a lovely time and enjoyed an ice cream on a hot day. I highly recommend it. Go early and enjoy your day. If you found my review helpful please press like. Thank you
Well laid out car park with plenty of spaces. No need to faff with a machine, a helpful PERSON was there to issue tickets and give information. £6 for the day not too bad . Good facilities including clean toilets, showers, NT shop and pub/restaurant (Worm's Head Hotel). Good access to the beach via a well constructed path and occasional steps. The bay was stunning and the sea perfect for bathing and surfing. Dogs were having a great time too and, thanks to considerate owners, were not a nuisance to anyone. The beach was very clean.
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