and the path[on the left] down to Worms Head doesn't do justice to the magnificence of the bay with the worn remains of the Helvetia still sticking up out of the sand. I'll have to see how to add a better image to this review!!

not only the greatest stunning view...comparable to something in croatia or greece..., but best in sunny weather...shame about the rain...lol but lush beaches near 3 cliffs bay,...no wonder a spot for anyone with dogs,couples,naturists and those just having a picknick.... good ale in the local pub too... the scenery panorama....is even greater than in ireland.....and that is saying something...unspoilt for... More

Great views, walks but check tide times if you want to get out to the head. Parking for the day was £3.00.

Views, clean beach, vast expanse of land making it secluded. If the tide is out the walk to Worms Head is well worth doing - always take a camera to catch sea lions off the coast

The wild beauty and islatiion of the coastline very windy but bracing and the sun was shining to make the visit most enjoyable.

The beach is one of the most beautiful parts of the Gower, and includes some fantastic walks around the area. The only thing I would say about this beach, is the access requires going down a very large hill, which you then have to walk up again. Not great if you are with someone elderly etc. All in all I... More

Wonderful views and walks. As good as anywhere in the world. An excellent pub that serves Welsh real ale and good food.

good views and really good spot for photos.The beaches in Swansea are to die for, miles and miles are lovely sand

It's totally unspoilt with none of the shabby touristy buildings that often disfigure popular locations. The backcloth to the beach is lovely and although it's quite a climb down to the beach the walks across the headland are so attractive, even when it's raining and cold! It's well worth a visit.