About This Place

Mewslade Bay is a beautiful, sandy beach on the remote Gower Peninsula near to the famous Worm’s Head.  It is backed by high grassy cliffs and dominated by the 70-metre high rocks of Thurba Head. --> From the beach here there are views across the bay to Fall Bay beach and Tears Point. At high tide this beach, which can be difficult to access, is completely submerged, so it is best to check tidal tables before visiting.There are no facilities here.The beach is used by experienced surfers, and there are no restrictions on walking dogs.

💡 Our Take

Mewslade Bay in the Gower Peninsula, Wales, is a sandy haven perfect for dogs year-round. With no restrictions, your furry friend can romp freely across its expansive stretches of soft sand. The absence of nearby facilities means it's a quiet spot, ideal for anxious dogs or those who prefer a calmer environment. However, bring your own supplies and keep an eye on the tides, as the beach can shrink significantly. Swimmers should be cautious as there's no lifeguard on duty. Ideal for big dogs needing space, this secluded gem is a peaceful retreat recommended by DogParkUK.