Mawr Travel Guide

Swansea

A rocky coastline with a lighthouse on a hill, sandy beach, and calm sea under a cloudy sky.
A pier extending into calm water with a large building at the end.
A pier with a lighthouse and a building at the end, extending into calm water.
A stone tower with a dome, a circular bridge, and a calm lake.
A calm lake with a small island and a dome structure on the right.
Photo by Nigel Davies (Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0)

Stay near popular Mawr attractions

Cwm Clydach Nature Reserve

You can take time to visit Cwm Clydach Nature Reserve during your travels to Swansea. Amble around this quaint area's marina and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
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Mumbles

If you're spending some time in Mumbles, Swansea Bay and Swansea Beach are top sights worth seeing.

A historic stone structure with a water feature and a yellow sculpture.
Photo by Colin Smith
Open Photo by Colin Smith

Castle

Castle is known for its lively bars, and you can plan a trip to Pennard Golf Course and Grand Theatre while you're in town.

A waterfront residential building complex with multiple balconies and a calm body of water in the foreground.
Photo by Andrew Davis
Open Photo by Andrew Davis

St. Thomas

St. Thomas is well liked for its restaurants, and you can visit sights like Dylan Thomas Centre and Maritime Quarter if you have time to explore the area.

A blue boat stranded on a muddy riverbank with a town in the background.
Photo by Lesbardd
Open Photo by Lesbardd

Llanrhidian Higher

While Llanrhidian Higher isn't home to many top sights, Parc y Scarlets and Three Cliffs Bay Beach are some notable places to visit nearby.

A beach with a large rock formation and a sunset in the background.

Uplands

Unique features of Uplands include the coffee shops and shopping. Make a stop by Swansea Guildhall or Swansea Beach while you're exploring the area.

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