Rhossili Beach stretches for 3 miles. It is accessible at low and high tide and accessible via a path and steps down the hillside. There are plenty of parking spaces (although at a cost - currently about £2).
Whiteford Burrows is a wilder beach further round to the North. This is a breathtaking beach, if only for the fact that even in the height of summer, people are few and far between, probably because it's quite a trek down to the beach and there are no ice cream vans etc. The walk down to the beach passes by a pine forest, so it is possible to walk through the forest then over the sand dunes to the sea. At the furthest point there is an out of commission lighthouse.
