This pool is a very good pool to go for a swim, it has to be the best keep't pool in Swansea, very…read moreclean and the lifeguards can't do enough to help you in any way they can, I ask't a lifeguard called Ashley for some info and he was very knowledgeable, a credit to Wales national pool

Ever been somewhere where it is impossible to get a straight answer from a member of staff. Well…read morethis place takes the biscuit, just try booking a swim there for a couple of Children, on a quiet Monday afternoon, you have NO chance, we almost had to go through an interrogation process, to find out WHEN, the Pool was available, THEN, to add insult to injury, it was NOT available at all for Children for WEEKS, and this is in the middle of the Summer Holidays. Seems this Pool is available to order, by groups, and the normal person in the street, doesn't get a look in here. So don't expect to just turn up for a swim with your Children, as you will be fobbed off, and told it is YOUR fault for not checking the " exact " times the Pool is available to the Public !!!!!.PATHETIC !!!!.

The botanical gardens are just a small part of what makes up the entirety of Singleton Park…read more Singleton Park is an excellent park. It cascades down the hill from Sketty down to Oystermouth Road (basically the sea). It's large, sprawling and esoteric. There's a small stonehenge-y bit near the top by Uplands, there's the botanical gardens which are detailed and intricate, there's massive expanses of pure green grass looking over Swansea Bay, and towards the bottom there is the play area complete with lake, pedal boats and pubs. There are more features that roll along the vast swathes of greenery that I'll leave you to discover yourself. This park has everything really, and bags of personality. Big events are staged here in the summer too - I saw Motorhead here when I was 15, but they also host big dance music events which get very messy (in the way that people who enjoy dance music like). A beautiful place full of surprises. Take a stroll and see which side of Singleton Park you like best.

Yes, a nice place to visit, right next to Swansea University. A very pleasant park and gardens to…read morewalk in and the botanical glass houses are interesting to wander through. I liked seeing the coffee plants best - I drink coffee every day but never knew what the plant looked like! I sometimes go there just to take photos, especially of the tame squirrels - they will take food from your hand if you are patient. Once or twice I've seen robins and chaffinches taking food held out on someone's palm too.

Swansea Bay is huge - it stretches for about four miles and the tide (for some reason I can't…read morefathom) is usually very far out, at least, it has been all the dozens of times I've been over there! It does make for a large, wide, beach to play or walk on, and the sand is soft and pleasant underfoot. There's a proper footpath and cycle track too, which runs all the way from the Marina to Mumbles Pier. You can carry on walking beyond there as well by going up the steps set into the cliff and rejoining the coastal path on its way to Langland Bay. Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=W7WSbGL5tG8

It's a nice bay but without any usable neach. Nice for a walk and to relax. It's hugeread more

BEAUTIFUL Be sure to take the scenic walk from Mumbles to…read moreLangland Bay, then have lunch. You'll pass little Rotherslade Bay. Didn't expect Wales (or the UK) to have such a coastline, with colorful flowers on cliffs over crashing waves.

One of our favourite places to walk, especially along the pathway between Mumbles and Langland…read moreitself. The beach is large and sandy and the headlands green and hilly. The beach is very popular in summer but the promenade and paths make for a pleasant walk all year round. The beach is bordered by a long row of green and white beach huts which are very distinctive and behind lie two large car parks (pay and display). There is a newly built cafe at one end of the promenade, and a small snack bar and beach shop at the other. Further along the coastal path (just around the corner from Langland Bay) is another cafe with outdoor tables.

A good place to buy school uniform in Swansea. I think practically every school is catered for and…read moreevery uniform item is covered. The quality of the clothing is excellent and the prices competitive. Service is excellent and old Mr Nash himself is a real gent. The last time I shopped there he insisted on opening the door for me himself.

The old Swansea Leisure Centure used to be Wales' most popular tourist attraction, getting way more…read morevisitors than even Snowdon or my school plays. They closed it down for a few years to buff it up and have reopened it as a 21st century waterpark. It certainly looks very modern, the gym which comes out of the front of the building is like a space gym and has incredible views over the marina. The 'waterpark' is not a huge leap from the pools and slides that were there before, they've clearly worked around the main structure - keeping features like the wave pool and the huge windowed walls which make it almost feel like you're swimming outside in warm sunshine. New additions include the 'river run' which is basically a doughnut of water with a strong current which whips you around it and three new slides. Two of the slides are quite boring and similar to the old ones. There is one new one which is amazing though. It's a rubber ring type affair, but instead of a relaxing float down to the ground you go at great speed UP and down the slide - that's right - UP. The water shoots you upwards. It's quite thrilling and induces mega weggies. There's a sufring machine too, but I think you pay seperately for it. There are cafes overlooking the pool complex. The changing rooms are fairly large and varied with plenty of lockers (£1 deposit). There's even one of those high-tech drying machines. There is now also a climbing wall, which looks very pretty and you can see it from the main foyer. I think it's part of the big play area (4 storeys!) that includes sports halls. However, it is a lot more expensive than it was in my day - £7 per adult for 2 hours just for the waterpark. You can get a family ticket for £20, or if you're a Swansea resident you can get a further discount and a loyalty card. The gym has membership starting at £25/month which is loads cheaper than in London.

We love the LC but don't visit as often as we would have liked to as it is very pricey…read more We take our baby swimming there so don't need to use the pools with all the waterslides and waves but are still charged the same £7 as people who use all the facilities which I feel is wrong. The changing rooms are fantastic and always clean and warm. The sensory part of the soft play is great too and our baby loves the bubble lamps. I would not advise eating the food in the Bistro as the steak is remarkably like shoe leather and the potatoes strangely like rocks. Nice staff though.

The best child friendly cafe I have ever visited. As well as being completely child friendly with…read moreplenty of games and activities for the children the food is amazing, top quality, lots of choice and absolutely delicious :-)

From the owner: We specialise in creating nutritious, fresh & locally sourced meals for both children & adults. We…read moreare a unique cafe which also has its own playroom which is great for the little ones to have fun and allow their parents to relax while they wait for their delicious meals.