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At one time a haven for
smugglers, Port Eynon is the most southerly
point on the Gower Peninsula and offers brisk
seaside walks and superb viewpoints. The old
Salt House may also have been used as ‘cover’
for certain criminal activities. Port Eynon’s
churchyard has a memorial to three local
lifeboat crews who lost their lives in 1916.
Culver Hole is a cave that may have been used
by smugglers to hide their stash but in the
last century the bones of more than 40 people
were found here together with parts of Bronze
Age burial urns and Iron Age pottery. |
Beach near Port Eynon Point - Photo:
Hugh Venables
CCL |
