Top Things to do in Mumbles
6 Budget-friendly Things to do in Mumbles That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Mumbles, United Kingdom including Jones Bar & Kitchen, The Pilot of Mumbles, The Park Inn, Mumbles Ale House, Mumbles Hill Local Nature Reserve, Mumbles Pier.
1. Jones Bar & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Premium Wine Bar in the heart of Mumbles, Swansea.
2. The Pilot of Mumbles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 190 reviews
Traditional pub with microbrewery on site, brewing Pilot Gold, Wrecker, Black Storm, SUP IPA, Revolver, Dwbl Trwbl and Furr Lager. There are usually up to three of our beers available, along with three guest beers and Bass on draught. In addition we have three keg beers, lager, Guiness, keg and cask cider. We serve a selection of hot drinks all year. We don't do food and do not accept credit/debit cards. Well behaved children (until 9pm) and dogs are very welcome. Conversation is king, there is no juke box, music, fruit machines or TV (apart from eg rugby occasionally). A selection of traditional pub games and books of local interest are available. Our busiest times are early evening especially on a Friday and Saturday, so be warned you may struggle to get to the bar
Reviewed By stan007uk - Swansea, United Kingdom
I have to confess this is a regular pub at the end of a fantastic cycle ride along the promenade from the Marina in the summer. With excellent Ales brewed on-site and Guest Ales making an appearance, the vista overlooking Swansea bay is the perfect spot to drink one of the splendid Ales. The Staff are fantastic as is the Chief Brewer. Dog friendly - it has everything.
3. The Park Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Travelcrow - Woodstock, United States
Went in for a drink and conversation with friends who live nearby. This is the real thing, not the touristy style down on the lower road. Excellent beers on tap and a lovely homey atmosphere. Service was fine and offered with a smile.
4. Mumbles Ale House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By bobv999999cardiff - Cardiff, United Kingdom
We visit more often than not for the quiz which is good fun , sandwiches included only a £1 to enter. The beer is the main attraction though,they do rotate the beers recommend the stout,very nice, and if they have it on The Norwegian Blue very drinkable. Well worth a visit if you appreciate proper beer
5. Mumbles Hill Local Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By lilimachado_alves785 - Porto, Portugal
The Mumbles is such a beautifull place , the Gower Bay , the Mumbles Pier aud its restaurants , lovely to walk around and eat an icecream at the Pier , enjoy it ............love being there............
6. Mumbles Pier
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 531 reviews
Now halfway through a truly transformational refurbishment Mumbles Pier is one of Swansea's oldest and most famous landmarks. Open every day, except Christmas Day, so come hail, rain or shine, you'll always get a warm welcome here at the Mumbles Pier. The Victorian Pier is open to all visitors free of charge. And there is something here for everyone, young and old alike - from the arcade machines to Bowling alleys, or a relaxing traditional afternoon tea in our exquisite Victorian-style Beach Hut Café. And not forgetting our Gift Shops and unique Big Apple all alongside our Private Beach with spectacular views of the Lighthouse, Bay and of course Pier. The newest addition to the family is our newly opened art Gallery. The Little Stone Gallery opened in December 2016 and welcomes the public to view and exhibit soem of the most talented established and emerging artist in the local community. This Winter we have many events to keep everyone enteratined please visit our website for all future event. Our next event is our Christmas Concert hosted by the wonderful Gwalia Singers on the 20th December at 7pm this is a free event and sure to be busy so make sure you arrive early!
Reviewed By Daymumma - Baldock, United Kingdom
Perfect little beach area for our family (7year old and 9month old) It has lovely little sandy part by the pier with rock pools and a gorgeous walk along the path next too the sea.. With toilets, the lovely worth a visit verdes!, plenty of boats too look at, a play park.. On the pier the chip shop was nice, a small arcade, ice cream.. All in all I think its a gorgeous place and well worth a visit!
