The Gower Peninsula is beautiful year‑round, but each season offers something unique — from bright spring walks to cosy winter escapes. Knowing what to expect helps you plan your perfect trip and pack appropriately.
– **Spring:** Wildflowers and mild temperatures (10–15°C).
– **Summer:** Warm days (18–22°C), ideal for swimming and festivals.
– **Autumn:** Quieter trails, golden colours, and crisp air (10–16°C).
– **Winter:** Stormy seas and peaceful beaches (5–10°C).
**Best for Beaches:** June to early September.
**Best for Walking:** April to June, or September to October.
**Best for Photography:** Winter light and dramatic skies.
**Best for Wildlife:** Spring nesting season and autumn migrations.
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– Pack layers — even sunny days can turn breezy.
– Always bring waterproofs.
– Early mornings and evenings are best for photography.
– Visit off‑peak (May/September) for fewer crowds.
– [Tide Times & Beach Safety]
– [Packing Guide for Coastal Adventures]
– [Itineraries & Suggested Routes]
No matter when you visit, Gower’s landscapes never disappoint. Plan around the weather, embrace the elements, and every season will reveal its own beauty.
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