Deborah's Cliff Shelter

Limestone cliffs along this stretch of the Gower Peninsula hide more than just stunning coastal views. Deborah's Cliff Shelter cuts deep into the rock face, creating a natural cave that's been carved by centuries of wind and waves. The shelter itself is fairly modest - don't expect cathedral-like chambers or dramatic stalactites.

Walkers tackling the Gower coastal path will stumble across it naturally, though you'll need to keep your eyes peeled as it's not particularly well signposted. The cave offers genuine respite from Welsh weather, which is handy given how quickly conditions can turn along this coastline.

Families with older children who don't mind a proper coastal walk will appreciate the adventure element. Younger kids might find the trek a bit much, especially if the path's muddy. The shelter works well as a midpoint break rather than a destination in itself.

From any of the nearby holiday parks around Swansea - Pitton Cross or Bank Farm Leisure are closest - it's an easy drive to the coastal access points. Worth combining with a fuller day exploring the Gower's more famous spots rather than making a special trip just for this. The real draw here is the wild coastal scenery and the satisfaction of finding something genuinely off the beaten track.