Date spot in Swansea
No Sign Wine Bar
Have a drink in Wind Street's oldest bar, a long, narrow, wood-panelled room that's said to have been one of Dylan Thomas's regular haunts.
Wind Street, city centre
Address: 56 Wind Street, Swansea SA1 1EG- Bar
- Rain-proof β
- Cheap and cheerful
- Cosy
- Big night
Why it's a good date: A characterful old pub on a street better known for loud bars. Go early in the evening for a quiet glass, or stay for the live music downstairs in the cellar at weekends.
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Rhossili Bay and Worm's Head
Rhossili (Rhosili), western tip of Gower, about 18 miles from the city
Address: National Trust Visitor Centre, Rhossili, Swansea SA3 1PR- Trip
- Outdoors
- Free
- Dog friendly
- Best in Spring, Summer, Autumn
- Out of town
Drive out to the far end of Gower for three miles of sand below the downs, then cross the causeway at low tide to Worm's Head, the long rocky island off the point.
Why it's a good date: One of the great views in Britain, and the sunsets are worth staying for. Worm's Head can only be reached for a few hours either side of low tide, so check the times at the coastwatch lookout before you set off across.
Photo: Nilfanion, CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized)

Three Cliffs Bay
Pennard, south Gower, about 9 miles from the city
Address: Three Cliffs Bay, Pennard, Swansea SA3 2HD- Trip
- Outdoors
- Free
- Dog friendly
- Best in Spring, Summer, Autumn
- Out of town
Walk along Pennard Cliffs from Southgate and down to a sandy bay framed by three pointed limestone crags, with the ruins of Pennard Castle above.
Why it's a good date: It looks like a postcard from every angle. Park at Southgate and follow the cliff path, keep an eye on the tide and the river across the sand, and bring a picnic for the dunes.
Photo: Keith Lawson 11, CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized)
Beach House, Oxwich
Oxwich Beach, Gower, about 12 miles from the city
Address: Oxwich Beach, Gower, Swansea SA3 1LS- Restaurant
- Rain-proof β
- A treat
- Romantic
- Foodie
Book a long lunch or dinner at the Michelin-starred restaurant on the sand at Oxwich Bay, cooking with Welsh produce in a converted coal store.
Why it's a good date: A special-occasion meal with the sea right outside the window. Book well ahead, go for lunch so you can see the bay, and walk along the beach afterwards.