Caswell Bay
This award-winning beach is another hit with visitors and locals alike. Situated around the coast from Mumbles and Langland Bay, Caswell Bay can be reached by foot along a coastal path that joins the three together.
The bay sits comfortable between two stunning rocky headlands, with woods above adding to the fantastic scenery. The beach itself a wealth of golden sand and is popular with families, with some fantastic rockpools.
The bay gets good surf and as GSD surf instructor Simon Jayham said of Caswell Bay, ?It is the best place to teach people to surf anywhere in the world.?
With several kiosks and cafes, there?s plenty of opportunity to fuel-up, enjoy and ice-cream and buy that obligatory bucket and spade.
The Surfside Cafe is a fantasic establishment regardless of its location, with sofa and woodburner, bookshelf, and plenty of chairs and tables. They have a great menu of sandwiches, ciabattas and paninis, cakes, cream tea and coffee options.
Caswell has it?s own car park just across the road from the beach, which fills up quickly in the summer. Alternative parking can be found nearby at Bishop?s Wood, but during holiday season walking may be easier! Car park charges apply between May and September.
Public toilets are situated near the car park.
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Beach Information
Beach Type:
Beach Awards: MCS Recommended
Lifeguard: Yes
Shops: Cafe & Shop
Parking: Yes
Parking Price: Pay & Display
Beach access: Easy
Phone: Yes
WC: Yes
DWC: Yes
Water quality:Good
Dogs: Dogs banned from 1st May - 30th September
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Surfing information for Caswell Bay
Surfing rating: 4 out of 5
Surf Tide Info: Caswell can be surfed on all states of tide, but is at its best at high or low water.
Surf Wind Info: Like Langland, Caswell is at its best when the wind is north NW/N/NE. It also works when the wind is W/SW. Caswell does not really work when the wind is more then a force 2 and SE/E.
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