Best beaches in Glamorgan

Glamorgan's diverse coastline combines world-famous beaches like Rhossili Bay with hidden coastal gems, offering everything from family-friendly Blue Flag shores to remote surfing paradises. From the Gower Peninsula's pristine wilderness to the Heritage Coast's fossil-rich beaches, these dozen coastal treasures deliver experiences ranging from quintessential British seaside charm to wild Atlantic adventures.

Rhossili Bay

Three miles of spectacular golden sand backed by dramatic cliffs on Wales' wild Atlantic coast.

Three Cliffs Bay

A secluded cove framed by limestone pillars and medieval castle ruins, accessible only on foot.

Caswell Bay Beach

Family-friendly crescent of golden sand with calm waters and excellent facilities near Mumbles.

Mewslade Bay

Remote horseshoe-shaped cove offering pristine sands and consistent Atlantic surf for the adventurous.

Llangennith Sands Beach

Two miles of Blue Flag surfing paradise with Wales' most consistent waves and expansive sandy shores.

Ogmore By Sea Beach

Expansive sandy beach where river meets sea, combining medieval history with geological wonders.

Rest Bay (Porthcawl)

Wales' premier surf destination with reliable Atlantic swells and comprehensive amenities.

Whitemore Bay

Classic British seaside fun on Barry Island with traditional funfair and Blue Flag sandy beach.

Port Eynon Beach

Charming fishing village bay combining maritime heritage with safe family swimming and snorkeling.

Broughton Bay Beach

Hidden Gower Peninsula gem accessible only by coastal walk, perfect for solitude seekers.

Langland Bay

Elegant Victorian resort beach offering excellent surfing and upmarket seaside sophistication.