Paviland Far West

Wild Atlantic views stretch endlessly from this dramatic clifftop perch on the Gower Peninsula's western edge. You'll find yourself gazing across Rhossili Bay towards Worm's Head, with Lundy Island floating on the horizon on clearer days.

The walk out here from the main Rhossili car park takes about twenty minutes along the coastal path - proper walking boots recommended as it can get muddy after rain. Once you reach this remote corner, the sense of isolation is striking. Behind you, rolling farmland gives way to the sea cliffs, while ahead lies nothing but ocean until you hit Ireland.

Photographers love the golden hour light here, though it's equally impressive in stormy weather when waves crash against the rocks below. Families with older children will enjoy the adventure of reaching this far-flung spot, but it's probably too much of a trek for little ones.

From holiday parks like Gower Holiday Village or Pitton Cross, you're looking at a fifteen-minute drive to Rhossili village before starting the coastal walk. The viewpoint itself is free and accessible year-round, though winter visits require extra layers - the wind really whips across these exposed cliffs. Allow at least an hour for the round trip if you want time to properly take in the views.