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Celebrating over 50 years of designation as Britain’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Famous for its undulating landscape and craggy limestone cliffs sheltering Gower’s many sandy beaches.
In contrast, Rhossili Bay with its 4 mile stretch of sandy beach exposed to the Atlantic provides an ideal venue for surfing; hang-gliding from the adjoining cliff tops is also a popular attraction.
Oxwich Bay, with its golden sands flanked by sand dunes, woodland and marshland,, has been designated a National Nature Reserve.
Steeped in history, Gower has a wealth of ancient sites - castles, churches, bone caves and burial ground of its early inhabitants.
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From the highest point on Gower, near Arthur’s Stone, a Neolithic tomb, a panoramic view extends from the north coast of Devon to the Brecon Beacons in Mid Wales.
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