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Whiteford Point Day Course

This course will focus on the outstanding coastline, marshland, dunes and woodlands of Whiteford point. The three kilometre stretch of sand that curves gently from the cliffs of Broughton Bay towards the poetically isolated Whiteford Lighthouse is one of the quietest spots on the Gower Peninsula . This quiet area of gower has a great variety of habitats and photographic opportunities. Whiteford (pronounced Witford), its name being corrupted from the Viking word Hvit Fford, is a large expanse of sand, dune, forest and estuary. Owned by The National Trust, this peninsula-in-miniature is a Nature Reserve and provides an excellent opportunity of witnessing how the environment transforms naturally from one habitat to another. In April there are large numbers of yellow flag iris around on the marsh side of the point which provide plenty of photographic opportunities, from plant portraits to landscape views.

Flora and Fauna

Birds - Oystercatcher, Shelduck, Robin, Stonechat, Lapwing

Raptors - buzzard, marsh harrier, hobby, peregrine

Mammals - rabbit, fox, semi wild horses

Plants - Marsh orchids, sea holly, hawthorn, fungi

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Number of Participants

The course is limited to a maximum of six participants. This ensures maximum benefits for all participants taking part.

Cost of course

Deposit required

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