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A warm welcome

Nestled in the heart of the Gower Peninsula, the villages of Llanmadoc, Cheriton, Landimore, and Cwm-Ivy offer a peaceful corner of north-west Gower filled with character, natural beauty, and warm Welsh hospitality. Whether you're here for coastal walks, sandy beaches, local food, or a quiet getaway, this cluster of villages provides the perfect base for exploring one of Wales’s most stunning regions. From scenic trails and wildlife-rich nature reserves to cosy cafés and welcoming places to stay, it’s a place to slow down, soak up the views, and feel truly connected to the land and community.

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Things to See & do

Set on the north-west edge of the Gower Peninsula, this peaceful corner of Gower is full of hidden gems and natural beauty. Surrounded by rolling hills, woodlands, saltmarsh, and stunning coastal views, it’s perfect for scenic walks, relaxed exploring, and soaking in the tranquil atmosphere. From historic sites and quiet chapels to panoramic viewpoints across the estuary, there’s always something new to discover.

You’ll also find a warm taste of local hospitality, whether enjoying a meal at the award-winning restaurant in the area or relaxing with a coffee and homemade cake at one of the cosy cafés nearby.

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Walks & nature

Llanmadoc is surrounded by some of the most breathtaking landscapes on the Gower Peninsula, making it a perfect base for walkers and nature lovers. Whether you prefer a gentle stroll through woodlands or a hike along rugged coastal paths, you’ll find routes here to suit every pace and interest. The area is rich in wildlife and seasonal beauty, offering something new to admire all year round.

Popular trails include the scenic walk through Llanmadoc Hill, with sweeping views across the Loughor Estuary and Burry Inlet, and the peaceful path to Whiteford Sands—one of Gower’s most secluded beaches. Nature reserves, saltmarshes, and ancient woodland paths offer even more variety for those looking to explore the quieter corners of this beautiful region.

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Where to eat

Llanmadoc is home to a delightful selection of places to eat and drink, perfect for taking a break while exploring the village and its surroundings. Whether you’re after a hearty breakfast, a fresh homemade lunch, or a slice of cake with a coastal view, you’ll find something to satisfy your appetite.

From the much-loved local restaurant and nearby pubs to charming cafés and tearooms tucked into the landscape, there’s no shortage of welcoming spots to enjoy great food made with local ingredients. Many of these eateries are run by friendly faces from the community, adding to the warm, relaxed atmosphere Llanmadoc is known for.

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Nearby beaches

With its location on the Gower Peninsula, Llanmadoc is just a stone’s throw from some of the most stunning beaches in Wales. Whether you're after golden sands, quiet dunes, or dramatic coastal views, there's a beach nearby to suit your day out.

Just beyond the village lies Whiteford Sands, a peaceful, unspoilt stretch that's perfect for long walks, wildlife spotting, or simply soaking up the scenery. Venture a little further and you’ll find Broughton Bay, Llangennith, and Rhossili—each offering their own unique charm, from surf-friendly waves to sweeping cliff-top vistas. These nearby beaches make Llanmadoc an ideal base for a coastal escape.

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Where to stay

Llanmadoc and the surrounding area offer a warm welcome to visitors, with a range of charming places to stay. Whether you're looking for a cosy cottage, a family-run B&B, or a countryside guesthouse with views over the estuary, you'll find something that suits your pace and style of travel.

Many local accommodations reflect the character of the village—friendly, relaxed, and close to nature. Staying here puts you within easy reach of walking trails, nearby beaches, local cafés, and all the simple pleasures that make this corner of Gower such a special place to unwind.

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How to get here

Llanmadoc is tucked away on the north-western tip of the Gower Peninsula—just far enough to feel like a true escape, yet easy to reach by car or public transport. From Swansea, it’s around a 40-minute drive through scenic countryside and coastal views.

If you're travelling by train, Swansea is the nearest major station, with regular services from Cardiff, London, and beyond. From there, local bus services run towards Gower, or you can hire a car or taxi for the final stretch. Parking is available in and around the village, and the slower pace of Llanmadoc means it’s ideal for exploring on foot once you arrive.