Gower Coast Adventures

Guided boat tours of the beautiful Gower peninsula and its marine life

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We are excited to get back on the water and looking forward to a more normal season in 2021

We will open our online booking for the season, as we find out what we can offer when the covid-19 regulations relax !!! .

Vouchers for our boat trips are also available to purchase through our website - they are perfect gifts for christmas or birthdays!*

Guided, interactive boat trips exploring the beautiful Gower coast - the best way to experience amazing sea life and enjoy unique views of the stunning Gower peninsula.

Here at Gower Coast Adventures we share a love for the Gower coastline, it's wildlife, and it's history.

With 15 years experience of navigating these waters, we know every cave, cove and bay, along with their intriguing stories.
We know where the seals will be snoozing, the porpoises feeding, and the sea birds nesting.

Our passion for our local marine species and habitats brings with it a detailed knowledge of Gower's wildlife from where to look for dolphins, to which cliffs to scan for perching peregrines, and also a deep desire to protect it.

On every trip we combine sensitive wildlife observation with the thrill of feeling the sea breeze on your face as we glide across the water, and hope to convey our enthusiasm for our peninsula home with all our passengers.

Come and join us on an unforgettable adventure!

The sea birds of the Sea Serpent

Discover the huge variety of sea birds we see on our trips to Worms Head

Saturday 19th August 2017

Besides the ‘Big 3’ marine mammals we see on our trips to Worms Head (seals, porpoises and dolphins) we also get to see a huge variety of sea birds.

Some of them nest on the Worm every year, others we regularly see fishing in our rich waters, and a few are just passing migrants which we only see at certain times of year.

Several of the bird species we see aren’t even sea birds.

Some will be well known among most people, others are less well known. But all of our local bird species are incredibly interesting and fascinating in their own way.

Here is an overview of all of the species we encounter on our trips:

The seals of Worms Head

You've helped us name more of our seals this week - find out which names we've picked and learn more about some seals behaviours that we see on our trips

Saturday 5th August 2017

If you've been out on a trip with us to Worms Head you'll know that our star attractions are the Atlantic grey seals which bask on the rocks or snooze in the water there.

There is a resident group of seals here. Even though they can travel long distances alone and hunt for food on their own, seals tend to haul out on to land in groups. This is probably because they are more vulnerable on land, as they are far less mobile than in the water, and feel safer among others of their kind.

The sea birds of the Sea Serpent

Discover the huge variety of sea birds we see on our trips to Worms Head

Saturday 19th August 2017

Besides the ‘Big 3’ marine mammals we see on our trips to Worms Head (seals, porpoises and dolphins) we also get to see a huge variety of sea birds.

Some of them nest on the Worm every year, others we regularly see fishing in our rich waters, and a few are just passing migrants which we only see at certain times of year.

Several of the bird species we see aren’t even sea birds.

Some will be well known among most people, others are less well known. But all of our local bird species are incredibly interesting and fascinating in their own way.

Here is an overview of all of the species we encounter on our trips:

The seals of Worms Head

You've helped us name more of our seals this week - find out which names we've picked and learn more about some seals behaviours that we see on our trips

Saturday 5th August 2017

If you've been out on a trip with us to Worms Head you'll know that our star attractions are the Atlantic grey seals which bask on the rocks or snooze in the water there.