Mumbles Pier
Opened on 10th May 1898 and costing £10,000 Mumbles pier was originally designed as an overflow for cargo headed to Swansea Docks. It wasn’t long before the pier became a major terminal for paddle steamers…
Opened on 10th May 1898 and costing £10,000 Mumbles pier was originally designed as an overflow for cargo headed to Swansea Docks. It wasn’t long before the pier became a major terminal for paddle steamers…
The Castle sits majestically on the hill in Mumbles with stunning views overlooking Swansea Bay. An ideal picnic location! With stunning views over Mumbles, Oystermouth Castle sits majestically on the hill overlooking Swansea Bay.Over recent…
Opening Details - Web site here Weekends from Saturday 28th March - Sunday 27th September 2026. 10am - 5pm Daily: Friday 27th March - Sunday 12th April (Easter holidays). 10am - 5pm Monday 4th May (May Day Bank…
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From scenic coastal walks and surfing adventures to family attractions and boat trips, Mumbles and Gower offer activities for every kind of visitor. Explore the outdoors, discover local culture, enjoy watersports, or simply relax by…
Find the perfect place to stay while exploring Mumbles and the Gower Peninsula. From luxury seaside hotels and charming guesthouses to cosy cottages, camping, and glamping escapes, there’s accommodation for every style and budget. Wake…
Enjoy the flavours of Mumbles and Gower, where cosy cafés, traditional pubs, seafood restaurants, and local produce create the perfect dining experience. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed brunch with sea views, fresh Welsh seafood,…
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