Things to Do
A Beautiful Place to Stay
Discover the breathtaking beaches of the Gower, including the iconic Rhossili Bay and three cliffs, or venture further afield to the dramatic landscapes of the Brecon Beacons and the charming coastal towns of West Wales. Swansea city is just a short drive away, offering vibrant cultural attractions, shopping, and dining. Whether you're walking coastal paths, chasing waterfalls, or immersing yourself in local history, The Estuary is your gateway to unforgettable experiences.
Walking route around Gower
On the Gower, we're truly spoiled with an array of 25 stunning beaches to discover, each offering something unique—from sweeping stretches of golden sand to hidden coves nestled beneath rugged limestone cliffs. Walking is one the best ways to discover the gorgeous coastline of Swansea Bay, Mumbles and Gower and here are some must see!
Golf
The region offers numerous public and private courses with a range of facilities. Clyne Golf Club, just on the outskirts of Swansea, provides a friendly atmosphere and well-maintained greens for all abilities. For those seeking a relaxed game, the Machynys Peninsula Golf and Country Club in nearby Llanelli features a championship course designed by renowned architect Gary Nicklaus.
Outdoor activities
Discover the thrill of learning something new and the adrenaline rush of adventure in Swansea Bay and the Gower Peninsula! Perfect for beginners and seasoned explorers alike, you can dive into surf lessons, glide across the water on a paddleboard, or navigate the coastline with a sea kayak. For the ultimate heart-pounding experience, take on the challenge of coasteering – a mix of climbing, swimming, and cliff-jumping that guarantees unforgettable memories!
Street markets
Discover the bustling charm of Swansea’s street markets, where local culture and community come alive. From the historic Swansea Market, the largest indoor market in Wales, offering a treasure trove of fresh produce, artisan crafts, and traditional Welsh delicacies, to seasonal pop-up markets brimming with unique finds, there’s something to delight every visitor. Whether you’re searching for handcrafted souvenirs or soaking up the lively atmosphere, Swansea’s street markets are a must-visit, just a short drive from The Estuary Bar and Rooms.
Go beyond
While Penclawdd is a treasure trove of natural beauty and charm, a little further afield, you’ll find some of Wales’ most iconic destinations waiting to be explored. Just over an hour’s drive away, the picturesque seaside town of Tenby enchants visitors with its colourful harbour, golden sandy beaches, and rich medieval history. For those seeking adventure, a hike up Pen-y-Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Brecon Beacons National Park. History enthusiasts can step back in time at the majestic Carreg Cennen Castle, perched dramatically on a limestone cliff, or explore the serene National Botanic Garden of Wales, home to the world’s largest single-span glasshouse. These remarkable destinations make for perfect day trips, adding an unforgettable dimension to your stay at The Estuary.