The Gower Peninsula is one of the most beautiful corners of Wales. Part of the historic county of Glamorgan, the peninsula covers a total area of more than 180 square kilometres and overlooks the Bristol Channel. In 1995, Glower was the first place in the United Kingdom to be recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and it's not hard to see why. Offering rugged coastline, golden beaches, and plenty of rolling countryside, there's no better destination for a long-overdue getaway.
Searching for Gower holiday cottages? You'll find plenty of suitable accommodation in Oxwich. This beautiful village sits on the western fringes of Oxwich Bay, with a tiny population that makes it perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. Located in the southern part of Gower is Horton. When you book accommodation here, you're within easy reach of secluded beaches, steep hiking trails, and no shortage of spectacular coastal scenery. Finally, there's Llangennith. Situated in the western part of Gower, this peaceful location is framed by sandstone hills and is known for its ancient earthworks.
Planning a family getaway? Head to the Gower Heritage Centre to discover local history. Oystermouth Castle will also impress with its preserved battlements and fascinating exhibits. If you're looking for cosy Gower holiday cottages for a romantic getaway, there's plenty to keep you and the other half entertained during your stay. Enjoy a long stroll along the Gower Coastal Path as you take in the sights, before settling down for an alfresco lunch at Three Cliffs Bay. If you've booked a stay at a dog-friendly holiday cottage, you've plenty of places to venture with your favourite canine. Rhossli Bay Beach is not only dog-friendly but also offers excellent surfing conditions for those looking to get out on the water. If you want to escape the crowds, head to Crawley Beach before heading inland to explore Crawley Woods and meandering hiking trails like Penrice Walk.
