Intermediate: Rhossili Bay (Fair, 0.9 m, offshore around 08:00), Langland Bay (Fair, 0.8 m, offshore around 10:00)
Beginners: Langland Bay (Fair, 0.8 m, offshore around 10:00), Rhossili Bay (Fair, 0.9 m, offshore around 08:00)
Forecast updated 20 Oct, 01:03 UTC.
The spots
Three Cliffs Bay · beach break, intermediate, best on SSW/SW/WSW swell with NNW/N/NNE wind, high tide. Gower beach where the stream cuts across the sand, giving banks that are works around high tide on southwest swell. Rips and soft ground at the river make the walk…
Caswell Bay · beach break, beginner, best on SSW/SW/WSW swell with NNE/NE/ENE wind, mid tide. A south-facing bay west of Mumbles that likes southwest swell and a northeast wind, works at mid tide. Easy access and a gentle wave make it a regular for schools and…
Langland Bay · beach break, intermediate, best on SW/WSW swell with N/NNE wind, all tides. Small bay on the Gower coast with beach-break peaks and a rocky headland that adds shape. Often crowded because of its proximity to Swansea.
Rhossili Bay · beach break, intermediate, best on W swell with E wind, all tides. Three-mile sweep of sand on the Gower peninsula, among the most scenic surf beaches in Wales. Wave quality changes along the beach; the Llangennith end often has the…
Fall Bay · beach break, intermediate, best on SSW/SW/WSW swell with NW/NNW/N wind, all tides. A small Gower bay under Rhossili with a nearby reef. Takes southwest swell and a north-northwest wind. It is a walk down from the cliff, so bring everything with you.
When to surf in Gower
Best months for intermediate surfers: January to March. For beginners: March. The water goes from about 8 °C in February (6/5 mm hooded) to 19 °C in August (3/2 mm fullsuit). 1 of the 5 spots suit beginners, such as Caswell Bay.