Mumbles
After being driven through Swansea, there will be a brief stop by The Mumbles, where you can look out across Swansea Bay
Mumbles
After being driven through Swansea, there will be a brief stop by The Mumbles, where you can look out across Swansea Bay
Caswell Bay
(Pass by)
Be driven through Caswell Bay, on the Gower Peninsula
Oxwich Bay
Oxwich Beach is one of the most popular beaches in South Wales. With 2 1/2 miles of golden sands, sandbanks and woods that reach down to the beach
Port Eynon
Further along the coast from from Oxwich Bay lies Port Eynon. Smaller and not as popular, but with views just as beautiful as Oxwich Bay. You will be driven through the sleepy picturesque village that was suspected to be used by smugglers in the 18th century
Rhossili Bay
Regarded by many as the best beach in Wales, and a stunning cliff top walk. Here you can walk out to Worms Head. During high tide, this becomes two rocky islands, just off the coast. Low tide reveals a causeway, which allows you walk out to the islands if you wish. On Rhossili Beach, you can visit the ship wreck of the Helvetica, which became stranded during a storm in the 19th Century.
King Arthur's Stone
Sitting near the summit of the Cefn Bryn Ridge in the heart of the Gower, legend says the stone landed there after it was thrown by King Arthur. Archealogical evidence reveals it is a neolithic burial chamber dating back over 4,000 years
Weobley Castle
If there is time, you can visit the ruins of Weobly Castle, a 14th Century fortified manor house with views across the Loughor Estuary on the northern coast of The Gower
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