Sister Two and Half

Three limestone stacks rise from the churning waters off Gower's southern coast, but Sister Two and Half offers the best land-based vantage point to appreciate their dramatic silhouettes. The viewpoint sits along the coastal path between Port Eynon and Rhossili, giving you uninterrupted views across the Bristol Channel to these distinctive rock formations.

Walkers will find this spot during their trek along the Gower Coast Path, though it's accessible enough for families willing to tackle a moderate coastal walk. The name itself is wonderfully Welsh in its matter-of-fact description - you're looking at two full stacks and one half-eroded remnant, hence Sister Two and Half.

Best visited on a clear day when the limestone really stands out against the darker waters. Photography enthusiasts love this spot for dramatic seascapes, particularly around sunset when the light catches the white rock faces. Allow about 30 minutes here unless you're planning a longer coastal walk.

For families staying at nearby Gower Holiday Village or Pitton Cross Caravan & Camping Park, it makes a lovely addition to a day exploring this stretch of the Gower Peninsula. The coastal path continues in both directions if you fancy extending the walk towards either Port Eynon Bay or the famous Worm's Head at Rhossili.