White Edge

Limestone cliffs drop away dramatically beneath your feet as you reach this spectacular viewpoint on the Gower Peninsula. White Edge offers one of the finest panoramas along this stretch of South Wales coastline, with sweeping views across Three Cliffs Bay and the Bristol Channel stretching towards Devon on clear days.

Walkers will find this the highlight of any coastal path expedition. The approach involves a decent scramble along clifftop paths - proper walking boots essential - but the payoff is worth every careful step. Photography enthusiasts should time their visit for golden hour when the limestone glows against the deeper blues of the sea.

Families with younger children might find the exposed clifftop edges a bit nerve-wracking, though older kids who can follow instructions will love the adventure. Allow at least an hour for the walk out and back, longer if you're stopping for photos every few yards like most visitors do.

Staying at Three Cliffs Bay Holiday Park puts you closest to the action, while Nicholaston Farm offers a more rural base for exploring this spectacular stretch of coastline. The viewpoint works brilliantly as part of a longer Gower exploration - you're well-placed here to tackle Rhossili Bay and Worm's Head further west.