There's no need to go abroad when there are hidden gems like this beach tucked away in Britain. Located on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales , Three Cliffs Bay is a tranquil place thanks to its limestone cliffs, golden beaches and rich greenery. The remote beach takes a bit of a walk to get to, but that's what makes it so special.
Near the village of Parkmill, approximately 15 miles west of Swansea , you can take the beautiful trail along the footpath to the bay. With a picturesque shoreline, golden sand dunes salt marsh, rock pools and limestone cliffs, it offers beautiful and relaxing surroundings. According to Visit Wales , Three Cliffs Bay is one of the most photographed areas in Gower, and with Pennard Pill stream running through the beach and panoramic views from the cliffs, the walk is worth it.
However, the official website warned: "Stay safe, this is one of our most beautiful beaches, but nature can be wild too - watch out for strong tides and currents at all times." It seems to be a popular tourist attraction, as those who have visited have given it an impressive five stars on Trip Advisor. One visitor wrote: "We parked in the Gower Heritage Centre which had a lovely woodland walk down to the beach.
It's impressive, one minute you're walking through magical-looking woodland with weaving streams, and the next you're on an open expansive beach. There's a pretty walk up to the castle which has amazing views over the beach too." Another said: "Absolutely stunning beach.