Best Attractions near Castell Oxwich

Discover Rhossili Bay’s stunning three-mile sandy beach, dramatic cliffs, and iconic views on Wales’ breathtaking Gower Peninsula.

Experience the breathtaking three-mile sandy beach and iconic tidal island of Rhossili Bay, a natural wonder on Wales’ Gower Peninsula.

Experience the wild beauty and tidal adventure of Worm's Head, a dramatic island at Rhossili Bay accessible only at low tide.

A tranquil, sandy cove near Mumbles offering scenic coastal views, family-friendly waters, and charming local artistry.

Discover Burry Holms, a tidal island rich in ancient history and stunning coastal views at the northern end of Rhossili Bay.

Explore Oystermouth Castle, a majestic 12th-century Norman fortress with stunning views over Swansea Bay and a rich medieval heritage.

Discover the timeless charm of Welsh lovespoons at The Lovespoon Gallery, where tradition and artistry unite in Mumbles, Swansea.

Discover Clyne Gardens, Swansea’s historic botanical haven with rare plants, scenic views, and tranquil parkland open year-round.

Explore 500 acres of rich wetlands, rare wildlife, and family-friendly adventures at WWT Llanelli on the Carmarthenshire coast.

Explore diverse habitats, panoramic Swansea Bay views, and WWII history at Mumbles Hill Local Nature Reserve near Swansea.

Historic Victorian pier in Swansea Bay offering seaside amusements, fishing, panoramic views, and maritime heritage near Mumbles village.

Explore the ancient ruins of Loughor Castle, a historic gem in Wales offering rich medieval history and stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Historic coastal sentinel guiding ships safely past Swansea Bay’s hazards with centuries of maritime and military legacy.

Explore Llanelli’s finest Georgian townhouse, a beautifully restored heritage site blending history, architecture, and vibrant cultural experiences.

Swansea’s largest urban park offers lush gardens, a boating lake, wildlife, and vibrant events across 250 scenic acres.

Experience authentic Welsh farm life and local produce in the tranquil countryside near Swansea at Penyfodau Fawr Farm.

Discover Llanelli’s industrial heritage and famed pottery collections in the historic and welcoming Parc Howard Museum.

Explore 500 acres of award-winning woodlands and an eight-mile Blue Flag beach with family-friendly activities and scenic coastal trails.

Where medieval ruins meet modern fountains — Castle Square is Swansea’s vibrant heart of history and community life.

Discover Wales’ industrial heritage and innovation over 300 years in a stunning waterfront museum blending historic and modern architecture.

Explore the evocative 13th-century ruins of Swansea Castle nestled in a vibrant city square blending history with modern life.

Explore Wales’ oldest museum in Swansea’s Maritime Quarter, featuring diverse exhibits from Egyptian mummies to local maritime heritage.

Explore the life and legacy of Dylan Thomas at Swansea’s vibrant cultural centre with free entry and engaging exhibits.

Explore the enchanting Victorian woodland estate of Penllergare Valley Woods, a serene natural haven with waterfalls, lakes, and historic gardens near Swansea.

Step back into wartime Swansea at 1940s Swansea, where history and nature meet in the evocative Crymlyn Burrows landscape.

Explore the majestic Norman fortress of Kidwelly Castle, where medieval history meets stunning Welsh coastal views.

A serene woodland retreat near Swansea, rich in birdlife and scenic river trails, perfect for nature lovers and peaceful walks.

A three-mile sandy beach with vibrant family attractions, watersports, and stunning Bristol Channel views in Port Talbot.

A pioneering industrial and innovation hub in Neath, blending green energy, cutting-edge research, and sustainable business growth.

Explore the majestic ruins of Neath Abbey, Wales’ grand medieval monastery rich in history, royal tales, and industrial heritage.

A lively retail hub in Cross Hands offering diverse shops, dining options, and family-friendly convenience with ample parking.

A vibrant, family-friendly park in Neath offering inclusive playgrounds, scenic nature, and a peaceful community atmosphere.

Explore Llansteffan Castle’s dramatic Norman ruins perched above Carmarthen Bay, where ancient history meets breathtaking coastal views.

Explore 240 acres of historic woodlands, lakes, and family-friendly trails at Gnoll Country Park, a tranquil natural escape near Neath.

Explore 180 acres of woodland, lake, and adventure playgrounds at Llyn Llech Owain Country Park, a family-friendly natural gem in Carmarthenshire.

A peaceful riverside park in Pontardawe offering scenic walks, family-friendly green spaces, and a tranquil retreat along the River Tawe.

A tranquil woodland retreat blending rich coal mining heritage with scenic valley views and extensive walking trails near Neath.

Discover the evocative ruins of Capel Mair, a 14th-century chapel with stunning views and deep ties to Margam Abbey’s monastic heritage.

Discover Wales’ rich early medieval heritage through intricately carved stones and evocative sculptures at Margam Stones Museum.

Explore 1000 acres of history, nature, and family fun at Margam Country Park’s stunning castle grounds and vibrant wildlife habitats.

Historic 19th-century canal aqueduct in Neath blending industrial heritage with scenic riverside walks and nature.

Thrilling treetop adventures and breathtaking coastal views await in the historic Margam Country Park.

Explore the medieval and Tudor ruins of Dylan Thomas’s beloved Laugharne Castle, set against stunning estuary views in scenic Carmarthenshire.

Explore Wales’ premier botanical sanctuary featuring the world’s largest glasshouse, themed gardens, wildlife displays, and serene natural landscapes.

Explore ancient oaks, vibrant meadows, and riverside tranquility in Carmarthenshire’s Green Castle Woods, a year-round nature haven.

A Neo-Gothic folly atop Llanarthney hill offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into Regency history in the heart of Wales.

Explore the depths of Welsh coal mining history at Cefn Coed Colliery Museum, home to a majestic steam winding engine and rich cultural heritage.

Explore the thrilling history of land speed records at Pendine Sands’ interactive Museum of Land Speed, where heritage meets adrenaline.

Explore the evocative ruins of Castell Dryslwyn, a 13th-century Welsh stronghold with panoramic Tywi Valley views and rich medieval heritage.

Explore the evocative medieval ruins of Carmarthen Castle, perched above the River Twyi with panoramic views and rich Welsh history.

Discover timeless antiques and unique collectibles in the heart of historic Carmarthen at The Old Curiosity.

Explore the serene 100-acre wooded parkland of Gelli Aur Country Park, where history and nature blend with stunning Towy Valley views.

A quiet green retreat in eastern Carmarthen, perfect for a relaxed stroll, children’s play, or a peaceful dog walk.

A vibrant, accessible shopping and leisure hub in Carmarthen with over 20 stores, dining, cinema, and extensive parking facilities.

Discover Carmarthenshire’s rich heritage in a 700-year-old bishop’s palace with themed galleries, historic charm, and family-friendly exhibits.

Discover a vast collection of Welsh antiques, vintage treasures, and unique collectibles in Carmarthen's premier two-floor antiques emporium.

Explore the rare 2nd-century Roman amphitheatre in Carmarthen, a unique window into ancient Wales and the far west of the Roman Empire.

Step aboard the Gwili Steam Railway for a scenic, nostalgic steam train journey through the tranquil Carmarthenshire countryside.