Oxwich Bay Beach

Oxwich Bay Beach is one of the Gower's many aesthetically dramatic and popular beaches, this beach that is essentially sandy busiest at the city end nearby the slipway where boats are launched and it is certainly far better avoid this area whenever in the water.It's quieter heading eastwards towards the dunes and rocks. Whenever tide is they have marvellous elevated walkways from which to view numerous uncommon birds and wildlife.There are two castles within the bay: Oxwich Castle which can be actually a mock strengthened Tudor mansion is towards the town and ready to accept site visitors additionally the 12th century Pennard Castle in the cliff at the rear of the beach, which will be essentially a ruin out you can walk the two kilometers to your Three Cliffs Bay and see the impressive rock pyramids it is known as after.Oxwich Burrows, a national nature book, is within the marshes behind the dunes, and. Immediate facilities include toilets with disabled access and a shop.Sailing, surfing, waterskiing and more occur here so it's fine to dive in but watch out for others. Lifeguard cover is throughout July and August, and weekends that are specific. For sailing enquiries 01792 234502.