Three Cliffs Bay (The Gower)

IMG_5333.JPGWe started our walk outside Shepherd’s shop on the main road (A4188) next to the Gower Heritage Centre and followed the signs for Three Cliffs bay. You’ll need wellies as it was quite muddy in places.

There was a small charge for car parking which was payable inside the shop.

Penmaen Woods
A4118
Swansea
SA3
Wales

Our walk took us along the river through woodland and over marshy sandbanks until we came to Three Cliffs Bay. The beach was a beautiful cove with some awesome stepping stones but was quite difficult to navigate yourself and the kids over the muddy banks and water ways, the sand was very soft in places and left me feeling a bit uneasy with the the children….but they had a fab time exploring their surroundings.
We’ll definitely return when the weather is drier and would expect it to feel a lot safer in the Summer months.
There was plenty of opportunities to explore with a Pennard castle ruins overlooking the valley and access to adjoining beach coves.

Here’s how our walk went..

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IMG_5328.JPGthe big kids loved rolling down the huge sand dune!

IMG_5342.JPGwhilst the little ones were content with beach combing..

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IMG_5325.JPGand splashing…

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It was extremely quiet and we were almost the only ones on the beach

IMG_5324.JPGif we had more time we would of ventured over the sand dune hill to explore the castle ruins and the adjoining cove that was beyond a fab arch in the cliff..

IMG_5341.JPGbut the day caught up with us and we headed back as the light started to fade..

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