Simply put, the Gower is gorgeous. Declared as ‘An area of outstanding natural beauty’ over 50 years ago, the peninsula offers a peaceful haven, away from the hustle and bustle of the mainland. At only 16 miles long, its size does not reflect its landscape which is rich and diverse; Golden beaches line the shore, framed by spectacular cliffs and open moorland blends with lush countryside, peppered with historic features. The two walks we are offering show you some of the very best this area has to offer and with the help of our experienced guides you can learn about the local history and tradition and discover the abundance of wildlife.

Safety and Comfort: The walks advertised in this brochure are designed and led by an experienced walking guide. They are suitable for anyone who is fully mobile and reasonably fit (you need to be able to climb a stile without difficulty) and they are relatively easy, though we realise everyone has their own pace so for your own health and safety there will also be a back marker to guide you. It is essential that you wear the appropriate footwear - either strong shoes or boots which give ankle support (boots are obviously the better option, plimsolls are definitely not!) with soles which give a good grip as you are walking in the countryside where surfaces may be uneven or wet. We recommend that new boots are worn in for your own comfort. A waterproof coat, warm clothes and comfortable trousers are also strongly advisable. A rucksack or backpack is recommended to carry any extra clothes (you never know what the British weather has in store!) and a drink would be helpful to avoid dehydration. Don't forget your binoculars / cameras either! Please note: Routes may be altered due to weather conditions. If you are not wearing suitable clothing, the walking guide has the right to stop you from participating for your own health and safety.