Port Eynon sits on the south point of the Gower Peninsula. This village has deep roots in the trade of sea salt. My top tip is to visit the ruins of the old salt house. You can see the stone walls near the beach for free. It is a prime choice for a low cost day in the sun. The bay has a long beach with soft sand and grey stones. You can walk the cliff paths to see the wild birds. The air is fresh and the views of the sea are clear. Many trails here are dogs welcome paths. It is a smart spot for a trip. Life here is calm and moves with the tide. Some stays offer a hot tub.

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