Gower was designated Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a relatively small peninsula but packed with stunning scenery from historic Mumbles to the uniquely shaped Worms Head. For more information on Gower see GOWER NEWS, an independent online guide to the Gower Peninsula - brought to you by Creative-Admin - featuring Gower news, events and tourist information.
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Mumbles
Mumbles is right on the edge of Swansea and Gower. It is steeped in history with the Victorian Pier, lighthouse and lifeboat station.
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Langland Bay, Caswell Bay and Pwlldu Bay
Langland Bay and Caswell Bay are very popular and are packed in the summer. Getting to Pwlldu Bay, the site of an old quarry, involves a walk so is generally quieter.
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Three Cliffs Bay, Pennard and Penmaen Burrows
Three Cliffs Bay, flanked by Pennard Burrows and Penmaen Burrows, was voted one of the five best views in Britain in 2002 and it's easy to see why. It is one of my favourite locations to photograph on Gower.
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Oxwich and Port-Eynon Bay
Oxwich Bay is a large sweeping bay from Great Tor to Oxwich Point. Port-Eynon Bay is one of the most popular beaches on Gower.
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Mewslade Bay, Fall Bay and Tears Point
This area has some spectacular cliffs where the layers of Carboniferous Limestone are evident, which make excellent photographic subjects.
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Worms Head
Worms is the most westerly point of Gower and, when view from the right angle, resembles a serpent (Worm is from the Viking for serpent).
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Rhossili and Rhossili Bay
Rhossili Bay is a great sweeping bay from Rhossili Bay to Burry Holms. Being a fairly flat and sandy beach, it is very popular with water sports.
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Whiteford Sands and Burrows
Whiteford Sands and Burrows used to be one of the quietest places on Gower until it was featured on TV. It is my favourite place on Gower.
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Cefn Bryn
Cefn Bryn, the backbone of Gower, home to Arthur's Stone and Broad Pool, offers views across Gower and as far as Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons.
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