Penclawdd sits on the edge of the Loughor Estuary on the north Gower coast. This village has deep roots in the gathering of cockles from the salt marshes. My top tip is to walk along the sea wall. You can see the wild ponies on the marsh grass for free. It is a prime choice for a low cost stroll with wide views of the water. The air is fresh and the light on the estuary is clear. You can find local shops that sell fresh fish and salt marsh lamb. Red kites fly high above the green reeds. Many trails here are dogs welcome paths. It is a smart spot for a trip. Life moves with the tide.