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© Tiia Monto · CC BY-SA 3.0 Bracelet Bay and Mumbles Pier Cove
Rocky coves by Mumbles Pier at the tip of Swansea Bay, where hunters find white, green, seafoam and amber glass at low tide.
Langland Bay Beach is a prestigious and scenic beach, renowned for its golden sands, charming beach huts, and excellent facilities. Popular among surfers, families, and tourists, the beach offers various water sports activities alongside its appeal for sunbathing and swimming. The beach is flanked by scenic coastal paths, providing breathtaking views and opportunities for walking or jogging. With its blend of natural beauty and accessible amenities, Langland Bay is a vibrant and welcoming destination for all ages.
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Last updated 16 March 2024
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© Tiia Monto · CC BY-SA 3.0 Rocky coves by Mumbles Pier at the tip of Swansea Bay, where hunters find white, green, seafoam and amber glass at low tide.
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© Bill Boaden · CC BY-SA 2.0 Gower's best-rated sea glass beach according to collectors, with rare blues reported by the stream at the Horton end.
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© KevinD · CC BY 3.0 Porthcawl's Blue Flag surf beach, where the rocky 'Cove' end is a known spot for sea glass hunting with children.
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© Lewis Clarke · CC BY-SA 2.0 A small, quiet cove just east of Ilfracombe harbour, reached by steep steps and recommended for sea glass.