tenby where you can do boat trips to various place. lots of places to eat and some lovely walks. hope this helps.

Try a few places, things are easing depending on what your looking for. Welsh government are arse*** s so see what you come out with. Hopefully you’ll find something that suits your needs. 😉😊👌apologies I can’t do politics 🙈🙈😂... if you’re struggling give me a call I’ll try and help. 07530360567. Stephen

Nice hotels , b&bs on the gower itself up to the pier . You could stay a short bus ride further into swansea on the sea front , a lot cheaper . If you like sea food , swansea market is really good . If you dont have a budget then worms head has a couple of hotels but i guess probably be very expensive. Worms head area great scenery , walking and fishing . Beautiful sand beaches . Seemed to be plenty of camping / touring sites around . Hope you get the weather to enjoy it fully .

All beaches are sand.

Parc- le -breos on South Gower should be able to get directions on Google I

Hi there are fabulous places all around Gower but i would suggest staying in Blas Gwyr in Llangennith where you will have fabulous walks along both Llangennith & Rhossilli Beach, Broughton beach. You could sample the food in The Britannia Inn which is wonderful (Llanmadoc) or The Kings Head in llangennith. You could drive from your accommodation to Worms Head, Tor Bay and Oxwich & Porteynon. There are a number of good places to eat in Oxwich. You really would be out in the beautiful countryside/seashore and breathing in fresh air on wonderful walks - with the promise of good food & company when you had finished for the day. There is nowhere better. Enjoy your stay!

Summer is the best time to visit the Gower as transport is regular compared to winter times.

Ponies tend be seen on the North Gower Road - or on Cefn Bryn - travel through Swansea on the signs for Gower - go through Upper Killay - after cattle grid take first right and follow the the B4271 - after a mile you'll see the airport on your left hand side - the road then heads downhill half a mile with a sharp right hand bend at the end - this takes you to moorland where there are usually semi-wild ponies. Carry on for two more miles through winding lanes - cross a cattle grid take an immediate left for an undulating road over Cefn Bryn ridge which gives great views over Gower. You can pull in at the top on the right - take a walk down to Arthur's Stone - look across to Carmarthen - see if the ponies are around - then drive down a mile to the The King Arthur Hotel Reynoldston for lunch.

Rhosilli has superb views but can be windy ; Disabled toilet available So too Castelamare in the Mumbles with views towards Limeslade / Bracelet

Thinking about your query again, as it is Bank Holiday I’d strongly advise you to stay as near as possible to the main bus station as all buses to Gower depart from here.