Llangennith is the Gower's workhorse wave--the go-to beach that catches most swells.
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Water temp
12°C
Wetsuit
5/4mm + boots
Difficulty
4/10
Crowd level
6/10
Llangennith handles all stages of the tide, so time your session around the wind instead. The live chart above shows the next few days.
Offshore wind at Llangennith blows from the E (90°). Anything in the 45° to 135° range grooms the faces; outside it, expect chop or bumpy conditions.
Llangennith wants WSW swell (210° to 300°) between 0.6m and 3m, with a period of 12s or more for quality waves.
The main season at Llangennith is Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar. A secondary window runs Apr, May, Aug.
Fly into SWS, then allow about 45 minutes by road.
Llangennith is a beach break, a peak with lefts and rights. Difficulty is rated 4/10.
Peak: Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar
Secondary: Apr, May, Aug
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