Enjoying Gower

Eating

Gower’s pubs, restaurants, bistros and cafés provide a wide choice of venues, menus and prices to suit our visitors, from the elegance of five star dining to the fun of eating fish and chips on the beach. Many serve Gower specialities such as Gower salt marsh lamb, wild sea bass, laver bread and cockles.

Within walking distance of Greystone is The Bay Bistro and The Worm’s Head Hotel in Rhossili, they combine good food with stunning views. Rhossili is a ten minute walk by road or a forty minutes walk via the coastal path, with breathtaking views all the way.

Slightly further afield, but only minutes by car, The King Arthur Hotel (in Reynoldston) , The Ship Inn (in Port Eynon) and the Greyhound Pub (in Oldwalls) offer home-cooked meals in cosy, traditional country pub surroundings; The Greyhound serves real ales from its award-winning micro-brewery. Fairyhill Hotel (Fairyhill, near Reynoldston) is a country house hotel which welcomes non-residents in its elegant, highly rated restaurant. At the Oxwich Bay Hotel (in Oxwich on the south Gower coast) you can enjoy seasonal menus using local produce and choose whether to dine in the restaurant/bar, in the unique Chestnut Room or alfresco overlooking the sea.

These are but a small selection of the many places to eat in Gower, in peak season we advise that you book in advance.

We are happy to help if you would like our recommendations or advice about where to eat/drink in Gower.

Beaches & Bays

Having the coast to the north, south and west we are spoilt for choice when it comes to golden beaches and clear blue seas.

Our favourite and the closest to Greystone is Mewslade, just a short walk down the valley as you walk down on a clear day you will see the island of Lundy on the horizon. It is a great beach to grab a cove have a picnic and enjoy the golden sands or ride the surf.

Close by we also have Rhossili bay, voted one of the top beaches in the world and a listed of awards longer than your arm. It is a five mile stretch of beach overlooked by the famous ‘Worms head’. This is a great surf beach and given the sizethere is plenty of space to play rounders, cricket or just chill.

A short drive but worth the journey are three other amazing beaches, Port Eynon / Horton which is the next closest, Oxwich and Three Cliffs, this is the one you will recognise from pictures you have seen of the Gower.

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