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Caswell Bay is a pristine beach nestling below some very high cliffs, which opens up at low tide creating a huge swathe of golden sand. It is a great location for all surfers, especially beginners and novices as it is sheltered and has mellow, easy going but peaky waves. Being a southwest facing beach it catches most swell going, but comes into its element at mid to high tide when the headlands channel the swell up.
As it is often overlooked in favour of nearby Langland Bay it doesn't become too crowded and you will be sure of being able to find yourself some space out in the water. It has good facilities to support it and is a great beach to spend a day or three surfing.
Details
Driving Access: Main road (B4593) leads straight past the beach
Car Park spaces: 200
Price: Less than £5
Beach facilities: Public toilets, Surfside café and takeaway
Beach type: Sand
Break type: Beach
Pub: Nil
Sort of wave: Plunging
Peaks: Shifting beach
Left/Right: Both
Offshore wind direction: North easterly
Local highlights: Cliff top walks
National Trust: No
Ratings
Ability: Novice - Legend
Kids: 1 - Just the beach
Other stuff: 1 - Just the beach
Access: 3 - Short walk from the car park
Urban proximity: Village life
Water quality: Pristine - Blue flag beach |  Accomodation:
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