Deborah's Overhang

Scrambling up the rocky outcrop above Port Eynon, you'll find this dramatic limestone overhang that frames the Gower coastline like a natural window. The rock formation juts out impressively from the cliff face, creating a shelter that's been carved by centuries of Welsh weather. From here, the view stretches across Oxwich Bay on clear days, with the sweep of golden sand looking properly magnificent below.

Walkers and photographers will get the most from this spot - it's not exactly pushchair territory given the rough coastal path approach. The scramble up takes about twenty minutes from the village, following the well-worn track that hugs the clifftop. Worth bringing a camera for the sunset shots, though the wind can be fierce up here.

Families staying at nearby parks like Gower Holiday Village or Bank Farm Leisure will find it makes a decent afternoon walk, though younger children might struggle with the final approach. The overhang itself provides welcome shelter on blustery days - handy when the Gower weather turns.

Being free to access and open year-round, it's a proper good addition to any coastal walking itinerary. Just don't expect facilities - this is raw Gower at its most elemental. Allow an hour return from Port Eynon if you're taking your time with the views.