☼ Beach Picnic:

After catching the Train to Swansea Central Friday Afternoon, checking into the Hotel (or maybe you prefer camping) and relaxing for the evening, we can begin with a lush, laid-back picnic on the beautiful shores of Caswell Bay Saturday Afternoon. 

Think:

• Dancing and Meditation on rainbow blankets.
• Glittered Cupcakes and Fizz (alcoholic & non).
• Beach Games.
• A Ritual for letting go of what no longer serves us, cast into the tide.

Bring your Swimwear, your Glitter, your Stories. Or come as you are and just Bask!

☼ Glam Night  Out In Swansea:

Once we’ve soaked up the midday Sun on the Seafront, we can get ready to light up the night.

Expect:

• Pre-drinks and Blessings.
• A Bar Crawl through some of Swansea’s most welcoming LGBTQ+ and Alternative spots.

• Dancing, and Divine Chaos.
• Midnight Affirmations and Mysterious Encounters.
• Whether you’re Sober or Sipping, Dancing or Chatting, this is about Presence, not Pressure.

☼ Sunday Brunch and Reintegration:

We’ll rise slowly (divinely disheveled), gather for a delicious Brunch, and reflect on the memories made, before catching the train back to Cardiff.

☼ Suggested Cost:

Hotel:  £217 per person for 2 nights. - Bank Holiday   (£168 off season)

Train: £20 - £40 RETURN (depending on offers)

The Grand Hotel, Swansea is located in the heart of Swansea City Centre, next to the train station, and within walking distance of Swansea’s many attractions. This 3-star hotel in Swansea is located just minutes from Liberty Stadium, Swansea University and the beautiful beaches of the Gower Peninsula.

The Grand Hotel has been a landmark Hotel since the 1930s, largely due to its ideal city location and unique design.

With award-winning beaches, breath-taking scenery, an array of activities and superb places to eat and drink, we’re confident that you’ll go home satisfied after a breakaway at The Grand Hotel, Swansea.

Caswell Bay is a beach on the south east of the Gower Peninsula, Swansea, Wales. It is a sandy beach popular with families, holiday makers and surfers, and it regularly achieves Blue Flag status.

There is good access to Caswell Bay by car and public transport by First Cymru from Swansea Bus Station. There is a large pay and display car park and buses go to the nearby village of Oystermouth and the Mumbles. To the east is a well maintained coastal path leading to the neighbouring Langland Bay. To the west is a more rural path leading to Brandy Cove and Pwlldu Bay.

Caswell Bay has a cafe, which is open all year round, and a beach shop. There are also public toilets and outdoor public showers.

The Griffin – Friendly LGBTQ+ pub with a warm crowd.

The Kings Arms – Historic and welcoming.

Morgans or The Perch – Upscale cocktails to start the night fancy.

The Mumbles Mile – Traditional pub tour along the coast.