Mewslade Bay, Gower

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Facilities include: car park (private fee charged) Green Coast Award Nearest village is Rhossili

This is the western end of Mewslade, from the cliffs

Mewslade valley

Thurba Head and Mewslade

Mewslade viewed from Thurba Head

Paddling in the sea

Mewslade bay is probably one of the prettiest bays on Gower. The short walk to the beach, leads down a wooded path and then through the valley which is owned by the National Trust. The path is not suitable for pushchairs and can get muddy in places during the Winter. There is no beach at high tide, but it is very pleasant to watch the sea crashing against the rocks. The bay is popular with surfers. At very low tide it is possible to walk around to Fall Bay from Mewslade.

The cliff path leads East to Butterslade and West to Fall Bay.

	To watch a short video clip of Mewslade from the top of the cliff, click here
	To view a slideshow of more photos of Mewslade and the surrounding area, click here