Three Cliffs Corner

Standing on this clifftop viewpoint, you get one of the finest panoramic views along the Gower Peninsula coastline. The sweeping vista takes in the famous Three Cliffs Bay below, with its distinctive limestone arches jutting out into the Bristol Channel - though you'll need to walk down to the beach itself to see them properly up close.

What makes this spot special is the elevated perspective across miles of unspoiled Welsh coastline. On a clear day, you can spot Worm's Head in the distance and watch the tide creep across the vast expanse of Oxwich Bay. It's particularly stunning at sunset when the light catches the water.

Families with young children might find the clifftop edges a bit nerve-wracking, but it's brilliant for teenagers and adults who appreciate a proper view without much effort. The walk from the nearest parking is mercifully short - about ten minutes at most.

Photography enthusiasts will love this place, especially with a decent zoom lens to capture the coastal drama. Allow half an hour unless you're the type who gets completely absorbed by seascapes.

If you're staying at Three Cliffs Bay Holiday Park just down the road, this makes a lovely evening stroll before dinner. It pairs well with a day exploring the actual Three Cliffs Bay beach below, though that's a much more strenuous walk down and back up again.