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Port Eynon is the most southerly point on Gower and is thought to be named after an Eleventh Century Welsh Prince, Eynon. It is believed that he built Port Eynon castle which has disappeared over the years.
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The photo above shows Port Eynon Bay with the village of Horton in the background. Port Eynon Bay is one of the most popular bays on Gower. It is easily accessible, no long walks. The car park is situated about a minute from the beach.
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Port Eynon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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eynon port http delta borders wine making supply and scale ... Welcome to porteynon.net ... Wine Making Supply...
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Port Eynon, Youth Hostel, based in Wales, Cymru ... Address:; Old Lifeboat House; Port Eynon; Swansea ; SA3 1NN ; ... Once a lifeboat station, YHA Port Eynon is in a beautiful position on the Gower with an award-winning beach on its doorstep. The beach has enough sand and rock pools to keep the children entertained for hours.
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Welcome to the home page of Port Eynon & Overton in south Gower, Wales, fifteen miles west of Swansea. These pages are maintained by the villagers and are to keep you informed of events and activities in the locality.
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surf-forecast.com - Port Eynon Bay surf break description and location, Port Eynon Bay maps ... Port Eynon Bay on Gower is a fairly exposed beach break that only works when conditions are just right. Summer in particular tends to be flat. Offshore winds are from the northwest. Most of the surf here comes from groundswells...
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The Horton and Port Eynon lifeboat station is normally open to visitors in the summer months to see the lifeboat and learn about the crew. ... For over 70 years a lifeboat has covered the Horton and Port Eynon area of the south Gower coast. The crews have been presented with five awards for gallantry but sadly the station...
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self catering holiday bungalow on Gower peninsula, near Swansea, South Wales available for rent ... You are visitor number to this site! ... Situated on the Gower peninsula in South Wales, Britain's first designated area of outstanding natural beauty, it is conveniently close to the best...
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A series of paths wind their way along the National Trust-owned limestone headland known as Port Eynon Point. Along the way you will pass the Victorian lifeboat station, now a youth hostel, and the newly restored ruins of the old Salt House.
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