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The legendary Blue Pool is a deep, saltwater plunge pool carved into the rocks at Broughton Bay. Reaching it requires a scramble over rocks and is only accessible at low tide. The water is surprisingly cold, even in summer, and the pool deepens dramatically, making it suitable for strong swimmers only. Remember to check tide times carefully, as being caught by the incoming tide is dangerous.

A classic Gower view, Three Cliffs Bay offers stunning scenery and varied swimming opportunities. The river mouth provides a shallow area for paddling, while more experienced swimmers can venture further out into the bay. Be aware of strong currents, especially around the cliffs and the river mouth. The iconic Pennard Castle overlooks the bay, adding to its dramatic appeal.

Mewslade is a quiet, secluded bay backed by impressive cliffs. The walk down to the beach is steep, but the reward is a peaceful swimming experience. The water is generally clear and calm, making it ideal for a relaxing dip. Be aware of the tide, as the beach can be cut off at high tide. There is also a cave on the eastern side of the beach to explore.

Fall Bay is a wild and remote beach accessible only by a long walk across fields. The swim here is rewarding, with clear water and stunning views of Worm's Head. Be prepared for strong winds and waves, as Fall Bay is exposed to the Atlantic. Check the weather forecast carefully before you go. This beach is also popular with seals, so be respectful and keep your distance.

Legend says smugglers used this small, sheltered cove. It offers calm waters perfect for a leisurely swim. The beach is pebbly, but the water is clean and clear. It's a great spot for a quick dip after a coastal walk. There's a steep path down to the cove, so wear appropriate footwear.

Pwll Du Bay is a shingle beach accessible by a walk down a valley. The water is generally calm and clear, making it ideal for swimming. It's a popular spot for picnics and relaxing on the beach. There's no lifeguard service, so swim with caution. The walk to the beach is relatively easy, making it suitable for families.

A popular surfing beach, Caswell Bay also offers good swimming conditions. The water is generally clean and the beach is lifeguarded during the summer months. There are plenty of facilities nearby, including cafes and shops. It's a great spot for families and those new to wild swimming. Check the surf report before you go.

Rhossili Bay is famous for its stunning views of Worm's Head. The beach is vast and sandy, perfect for a long swim. Be aware of strong currents and waves, especially near Worm's Head. There's a lifeguard service during the summer months. The walk down to the beach is steep, but the views are worth it.

At low tide, Tor Bay reveals an extensive network of rock pools, perfect for paddling, exploring marine life, and gentle swimming. Ideal for families with young children. Be mindful of sharp rocks and slippery seaweed. The views across Oxwich Bay are stunning.