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Mumbles is situated at the western end of Swansea Bay
Discover the Mumbles area
Oystermouth was the name of the parish, which encompassed the hamlets of
Newton, Norton, West Cross, Blackpill and the Mumbles village itself.
Where is MUMBLES village now?
Today, the names Oystermouth and Mumbles seem to be used interchangeably and the three new parishes of Newton, Llwynderw and Oystermouth minister to the much expanded population of this same area.
Blackpill Clyne Valley Newton Oystermouth
Also included in 'our' area are-
Southend, Caswell Bay, Langland Bay, Limeslade Bay and Bracelet Bay
as well as Mayals Clyne Gardens and Clyne Valley.
Mumbles Tourist Information
At the Methodist Church has moved to
Online information
Mumbles and Gower
Map of Mumbles Hill & Lighthouse Island
Google satellite map
With information on the WW2 sites, parking and footpaths
which includes A stroll along the prom (Swansea Bay)
Jessica's Nature Blog Various aspects of Nature situated in or near Mumbles
Including - Haematite at Limeslade Bay (East)
A geological fault runs right through the limestone of Mumbles Hill
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