Mewslade Bay

Hidden away on the Gower Peninsula's wild western coast, Mewslade Bay is a secluded horseshoe-shaped cove that rewards intrepid visitors with pristine sands and dramatic limestone cliffs. Accessible only via a steep and sometimes challenging coastal path, this remote beach offers an escape from crowds and a chance to experience the raw power of the Atlantic. The bay is particularly popular with experienced surfers seeking consistent waves and solitude, while rock poolers will find rich marine life in the numerous crevices and pools. The surrounding coastline forms part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with spectacular views extending across the Bristol Channel.