Mumbles Pier
A Victorian pier built in 1898 and restored. From its end, you can look out toward the Mumbles lighthouse and Swansea Bay.
Mumbles Pier was built in 1898 and is about 255 m long. It was recently restored and reopened, and the head of the pier has a lifeboat station. The entrance is lined with an amusement arcade and a seafront restaurant, and the pebble beach next to it is good for collecting shells. From the end of the pier you can see the Mumbles lighthouse and the city of Swansea across the bay. The light is best in the evening. A walk along the Mumbles seafront promenade links it with Bracelet Bay.
Opening hours
About 10:00 am–6:00 pm (seasonal changes)
Nearby sights
- Mumbles
- Langland Bay
- Oystermouth Castle
- Clyne Gardens
- Egypt Centre
- Dylan Thomas Birthplace
- Caswell Bay
- Swansea Market