Other sights in SwanseaSwansea, Wales

Rocky point closing Swansea Bay, with tidal islands, a lighthouse and a Victorian pier.

Sea cliff cave, also called Goat's Hole, where the Palaeolithic Red Lady of Paviland burial was found.

Cliff fissure at Port Eynon walled with masonry and internal stairs, of medieval origin.

Wooded limestone valley where a stream sinks underground on its way to Pwlldu Bay.

Old red sandstone ridge across the middle of the Gower, called the backbone of Gower.

Rocky limestone headland dividing Tor Bay from Three Cliffs Bay, a noted sunset viewpoint.

North-west Gower hill crowned by the Bulwark Iron Age hillfort, with wide island views.

Large sea cave in Pennard Cliffs with important prehistoric and interglacial deposits.

Victorian pier of 1898 at the eastern end of Swansea Bay, beside the lifeboat station.

Wooded limestone headland closing the south end of Oxwich Bay, on the coast path.

Limestone clifftop path above Three Cliffs Bay with wide coastal views.

The highest headland on the Gower, with views along Pennard Cliffs towards Mumbles.