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Swansea City Centre, Swansea County, Wales
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With arguably one of
the finest seascapes in Europe and a spectacular Maritime
Quarter lodged in the spine of
a golden sandy bay, Swansea city nestles between the shadow of
seven hills and the lapping tides of an inspirational coastline. The quality of life here
is characterised by the breathtaking natural location, bonded with an exciting night and daylife - from surfing, microlighting, rock climbing or yachting - to pony
trekking, water skiing, golf or hang-gliding; later in the evening you can chill at one of
the UK's most happening night scenes - dozens of nightclubs and more than a hundred
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Gower Peninsular, Swansea County, south west Wales, U.K. |
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The Gower Bays featured on this site are sprinkled across the south coast of the
peninsular (named in white on the above map). The primary Gower bays - east to west
- are: Swansea Bay (the city of Swansea, and much of its parklands, rolls alongside the Swansea Bay coast); Langland Bay, Caswell Bay, Pwll Du Bay, Three Cliffs Bay,
Pobbles Bay, Oxwich
Bay, Port Eynon Bay,
Mewslade and Rhossili Bay at the most westerly point. Broughton Bay on north
western Gower coast is the last broad sandy bay (4 miles); the north eastern coast is
comprised of sandy wetlands.
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