Gower is an area of contrasts:
magnificent cliffs, estuary marshland and seascapes,
some of the finest beaches in the UK,
hidden valleys, wind-swept uplands
and a unique place in history.
Over 1000 members from all corners of the world.
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COVID CHANGES
We hope you are keeping safe and well during these difficult times. We are all looking forward to resuming our normal activities as soon as we are able to do so.
At The Gower Society, we are using the disruption caused by Covid-19 to rationalise our annual programme. Our AGM will be held in May and our programmes will run from May to October and November to April (instead of April-September and October-March). So your next programme and newsletter will be sent out in April, instead of March. So no need to panic or contact us if you don't receive your posting as early as you expected! It will arrive in good time for the resumption of normal activities. (11 January 2021)
Due to the pandemic restrictions in Wales, our Walks Programme has been suspended until further notice (30 Dec 2020)
The Gower Society works hard to protect of Gower’s iconic status on the South Wales coast.
Today, we have over 1,000 members worldwide and want you to be one of them.
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Join us in enjoying and protecting this unique area for our future generations.
29th October, 2020
The Old Vicarage Llangennith Design Winners
Steve was born in Hillend and after working locally ended up working away for best part of 30 years in Civil Engineering before returning to his roots in Llangennith. The restoration of a decaying Victorian house that regularly flooded was not an option...

29th October, 2020
The Round House Design Winners
The Round House. The image shows Robin Kirby and Robert Griffiths at the gate entrance where copper slag triangular coping stones, made more than likely in Penclawdd, and have the original house name painted on it.

17th July, 2020
Birdwatching in Gower
A birdwatcher can spend a lifetime gaining an intimate knowledge of the birds of the peninsula and Mawr. However, we warmly welcome visitors and are happy – here – to share enough knowledge of habitats and species to get a visiting birdwatcher started.