Explore the Gower Peninsula at your own pace with a 7-day GPS scavenger hunt. Follow map pins to hidden coves, solve clues, and learn local history while earning points with family-friendly challenges.
Explore the Gower Peninsula at your own pace with a 7-day GPS scavenger hunt. Follow map pins to hidden coves, solve clues, and learn local history while earning points with family-friendly challenges.
You tap the screen and the map unfurls: a scatter of pins across wind-swept cliffs, secret coves and sheep-lined lanes. Sea spray dares you toward headlands where surf hammers sandstone and the cliffs keep time with the tide. The app nudges you inland too — to marshes, farm tracks and a village green where the quiz waits.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Swansea, Wales
You tap the screen and the map unfurls: a scatter of pins across wind-swept cliffs, secret coves and sheep-lined lanes. Sea spray dares you toward headlands where surf hammers sandstone and the cliffs keep time with the tide. The app nudges you inland too — to marshes, farm tracks and a village green where the quiz waits.
Gower was the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its coastline records millennia of change: Carboniferous limestone, raised beaches, and glacial deposits that shape its bays and coves. Human traces run long — Bronze Age burial mounds and medieval chapels sit within walking distance of surf-smoothed stones. Local culture still speaks Welsh in pockets; fishermen, farmers and surfers share a pragmatic relationship with the land and sea.
This self-guided scavenger hunt blends low-stakes competition with local discovery. Use GPS to follow curated waypoints, solve clues, and earn points as you visit beaches like Rhossili or quieter clifftop overlooks. Expect mixed terrain: paved village lanes, grassy clifftops, and muddy footpaths after rain. Tidal awareness matters at coves and causeways.
Practical guide: download the app and cache maps, carry a power bank, and plan for weather that shifts fast — coastal wind will push you along or push back. Start early to avoid parking crunch at popular bays, check tide times if you aim for tidal islands, and be ready to turn a quiz stop into a proper picnic spot. The experience is family-friendly, flexible over seven days, and best approached with sturdy shoes, layered clothing, and curiosity.
easy.
Approx. 4 hours per session (access valid 7 days).
Suitable for most fitness levels; be prepared for short hikes up to a few miles over uneven ground
Yes—once you log in the app directs you to map pins and clues; there’s no guide and you explore at your own pace.
One device per ticket; your group can share a single pass by handing the device between members during the 7‑day access window.
Dogs are permitted in many areas but may be restricted on certain beaches during bird-nesting season or where livestock graze—check local signs and keep dogs under close control.
Yes—there are bus routes to several Gower villages from Swansea, but service is limited on Sundays and evenings so check timetables in advance.
Gower became Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1956; the peninsula also preserves Bronze Age and medieval sites along accessible footpaths.
Erosion, dune erosion and nesting birds are sensitive locally—stick to marked paths, avoid trampling dunes and carry out all litter to protect habitats.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You tap the screen and the map unfurls: a scatter of pins across wind-swept cliffs, secret coves and sheep-lined lanes. Sea spray dares you toward headlands where surf hammers sandstone and the cliffs keep time with the tide. The app nudges you inland too — to marshes, farm tracks and a village green where the quiz waits.
You tap the screen and the map unfurls: a scatter of pins across wind-swept cliffs, secret coves and sheep-lined lanes. Sea spray dares you toward headlands where surf hammers sandstone and the cliffs keep time with the tide. The app nudges you inland too — to marshes, farm tracks and a village green where the quiz waits.
Gower was the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its coastline records millennia of change: Carboniferous limestone, raised beaches, and glacial deposits that shape its bays and coves. Human traces run long — Bronze Age burial mounds and medieval chapels sit within walking distance of surf-smoothed stones. Local culture still speaks Welsh in pockets; fishermen, farmers and surfers share a pragmatic relationship with the land and sea.
This self-guided scavenger hunt blends low-stakes competition with local discovery. Use GPS to follow curated waypoints, solve clues, and earn points as you visit beaches like Rhossili or quieter clifftop overlooks. Expect mixed terrain: paved village lanes, grassy clifftops, and muddy footpaths after rain. Tidal awareness matters at coves and causeways.
Practical guide: download the app and cache maps, carry a power bank, and plan for weather that shifts fast — coastal wind will push you along or push back. Start early to avoid parking crunch at popular bays, check tide times if you aim for tidal islands, and be ready to turn a quiz stop into a proper picnic spot. The experience is family-friendly, flexible over seven days, and best approached with sturdy shoes, layered clothing, and curiosity.