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Gower Sunday Explorer 2015.Indd GOWER on the hour, every hour* from Swansea by Sunday Explorer bus Sundays & Public Holidays 3rd May to 4th October 2015 See its amazing coast and countryside unfold on your scenic bus ride and visit... ...its iconic coastal path ...its stunning beaches ...its fascinating heritage and history ...its beautiful nature reserves *0900 to 1700 ...and it’s a really good value ride with an all-day ticket! SUNDAY EXPLORER BUS TIMES FROM SWANSEA Every Sunday & Public Holiday 3rd May to 4th October 2015 To Rhossili for its famous beach, Worm’s Head, Gower Coast Nature Reserve Leave Swansea P 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 Arrive Rhossili P 1005 1117 1213 1317 1440 1517 1613 1717 1755 SAVE 10% on books and souvenirs at the National Trust shop SAVE 10% on main meals at the Bay Bistro To Port Eynon for beach and coastal walks Leave Swansea P 0900 1100 1500 1700r r – via Rhossili Arrive Port Eynon P 0952 1152 1552 1815r To Oxwich Bay for beach, Oxwich Nature Reserve and coastal walks Leave Swansea P 1000 1200 1400 1600 Arrive Oxwich Bay P 1057 1257 1457 1657 To Pennard Cliffs for Three Cliffs Bay and coastal walks Leave Swansea P 1000 1200 1400 1600 Arrive Pennard Cliffs P 1032 1232 1432 1632 SAVE 10% on all food & drink at Three Cliffs Coffee Shop To Parkmill for Gower Heritage Centre and Parc le Breos Trekking Leave Swansea P 0900 1000 1200 1400 1600 1700 Arrive Parkmill P 0931 1044 1244 1444 1644 1731 SAVE 50% entry fee to Gower Heritage Centre To Nicholaston for Perriswood Archery & Falconry Leave Swansea P 0900 1000 1200 1400 1600 1700 Arrive Nicholaston P 0937 1050 1250 1450 1650 1737 SAVE 10% on archery sessions at Perriswood get three for the price of two To Reynoldston an attractive village and starting point for country walks Leave Swansea P 1100 1300 1500 Arrive Reynoldston P 1144 1425 1544 SAVE 10% on all meals at the King Arthur Hotel To Llanrhidian, Llanmdoc & Llangennith for Llanrhidian Marsh and Whiteford Nature Reserves, Weobley Castle and coastal walks Leave Swansea P 1000 1300 Arrive Llanrhidian P 1045 1345 Arrive Llanmadoc P 1100 1400 Arrive Llangennith P 1110 1410 SAVE 10% on bar meals at the Britannia Inn, Llanmadoc It’s easy to save money: just present your Gower bus ticket when you arrive to claim the discounted offer shown above SUNDAY EXPLORER RETURN BUS TIMES Come back refreshed after a great day in Gower! Rhossili to Swansea Leave Rhossili P 1010 1130 1230 1330 1445 1530 1630 1730 1800 Arrive Swansea P 1123 1251 1344 1451 1625 1700 1744 1836 1919 Port Eynon to Swansea Leave Port Eynon P 1023 1245 1545 1645 1815 Arrive Swansea P 1123 1344 1700 1744 1919 Oxwich Bay to Swansea Leave Oxwich Bay P 1150 1350 1604 1834 Arrive Swansea P 1251 1451 1700 1919 Pennard Cliffs to Swansea Leave Pennard Cliffs P 1214 1414 1628 1804 Arrive Swansea P 1251 1451 1700 1836 Parkmill to Swansea Leave Parkmill P 1051 1203 1403 1617 1753 1847 Arrive Swansea P 1123 1251 1451 1700 1836 1919 Nicholaston to Swansea Leave Nicholaston P 1044 1156 1356 1610 1746 1840 Arrive Swansea P 1123 1251 1451 1700 1836 1919 Reynoldston Green to Swansea Leave Reynoldston P 1035 1259 1500 1659 Arrive Swansea P 1123 1344 1625 1744 Llangennith, Llanmadoc & Llanrhidian to Swansea Leave Llangennith P 1110 1515 Leave Llanmadoc P 1100 1525 Leave Llanrhidian P 1125 1540 Arrive Swansea P 1220 1625 We suggest the following itinerary for maximum value on your visit THREE CLIFFS BAY and RHOSSILI BEACH in ONE DAY on ONE TICKET Two Bus Leave Swansea 1000 or 1200 Gower icons Arrive at Pennard Cliffs 1032 or 1232 Walk Pennard Cliffs via Three Cliffs Bay to Penmaen Church for the price Bus Leave Penmaen Church 1247 or 1447 of one!! Arrive Rhossili 1317 or 1517 Look around Rhossili, have something to eat or drink Bus Leave Rhossili 1530 or 1730 Arrive Swansea 1700 or 1836 Just one ticket can get you anywhere in Gower - all day!! Starting out at Swansea or in Gower and staying or travelling in the peninsula: Gower Rider: Adult price £5.00; Young person’s price: £3.40; Family price £12.50 Starting out in Mumbles or other parts of Swansea: ticket also valid on First Cymru buses. Go Gower Day: Adult price £5.40; Young person’s price £3.60 The Explore Gower Train/Bus ticket is valid on all Swansea and Gower services The Explore Wales or Explore South Wales travel passes are valid without extra charge Welsh concessionary pass holders travel free Walking the Coast Path These web walks make it easy with directions including bus details Pennard Cliffs to Oxwich Bay www.baytrans.org.uk/coastalwalk05 Oxwich Bay to Port Eynon www.baytrans.org.uk/coastalwalk06 Port Eynon to Rhossili www.baytrans.org.uk/coastalwalk07 Llanmadoc to Rhossili www.baytrans.org.uk/coastalwalk08 Llanmadoc to Llanrhidian www.baytrans.org.uk/coastalwalk09 All information contained in this leafl et is correct to mid-April 2015 and subject to change. Sunday Explorer is operated by New Adventure Travel on behalf of City & County of Swansea with funding from Visit Wales..
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