Rhossili Bay

Stretching for three miles along the Gower Peninsula's western edge, Rhossili Bay is a breathtaking sweep of golden sand backed by towering cliffs and rolling dunes. This Blue Flag beach offers some of Wales' most spectacular coastal scenery, with the dramatic Worm's Head promontory jutting into the Atlantic at the southern end. Popular with surfers, walkers, and paragliders, the beach provides excellent conditions for watersports while the clifftop village of Rhossili offers stunning panoramic views. The combination of wild beauty, archaeological interest (including a Bronze Age burial chamber), and reliable surf makes this one of Britain's most celebrated beaches.