Mumbles Pier

Lovely pier with great views into Swansea Bay. The cafe has lovely chandeliers inside and a self playing piano. Had a lovely pot of tea and coffee at a reasonable price. We sat outside which was lovely. Staff were very friendly.The arcade is great fun with a range of games for young and old.

Had a lovely time at the pier with the whole family. Plenty to keep all age groups entertained from the arcade, beach, bar, cafe and beautiful scenery.We got lucky to be there on a sunny day and got some fantastic pictures.Other reviews have mentioned the pier being closed but as of (Sept 23) it was open and accessible.

Mumbles Pier in Swansea is a delightful destination that perfectly captures the essence of coastal charm. The pier offers a wonderful blend of leisure activities, from leisurely strolls to enjoying stunning sea views. With its assortment of cafes, shops, and amusements, it's an ideal spot for a family day out or a romantic evening. The nostalgic atmosphere takes you back in time, while the well-maintained facilities and friendly staff enhance the overall experience. Whether you're seeking relaxation or entertainment, Mumbles Pier is a must-visit attraction that encapsulates the beauty of Swansea's coastline.

Always lovely to spend some time around the pier and the surrounding beaches, especially in the summer when the weather is fantastic. Cafe has a great range of hot and cold food / drink that never takes too long to arrive, personally I love their vegetarian / vegan options. Plenty of seating outside to enjoy the beautiful views of Swansea bay!

The Mumbles Pier has been part of Swansea since 1898, a family run business the Pier is one of very few privately owned Piers left in the UK. Once a station for the world famous Mumbles Railway, Mumbles Pier has seen many decades of changes, a gateway to the Mumbles Lighthouse and home of the Mumbles RNLI station the site is steeped in a rich history and continues to be a seaside tourist attraction for families across the UK. The Pier is one of Swansea’s most famous Victorian landmarks. The 835ft structure has been a defining feature of Swansea Bays landscape for over 100 years. In 2012, the pier took on one of its most ambitious renovation projects to date, with the creation of a new lifeboat house and fishing platforms. Steeped in history and filled with many memories come take a look as we continue our work to bring the pier back to its former glory; as the crown jewel of Mumbles. On your visit take in the spectacular panoramic views of across the Bay from our Beach Hut Café where you can enjoy a number of seaside classics as well as an array of hand rolled pizza’s, fresh baguettes and lets not forgot a classic Fish and Chips. The kids and big kids alike will love the Amusements Arcade with over 100 machines.

First time visiting Mumbles pier, beautiful views and lots to do! Numerous restaurants and independent cafes plus skate parks, arcades, RNLI station and plenty of parking. Stunning views although some parts are still under construction.

The walk from the town to the pier is rejuvenating. One can experience the sea coast all along and the nice path up to the pier

I love this pier in the mumbles. It's close to Bracelet bay. You can park at the top and walk down the steep road or take the steps. We had fish and chips at the restaurant on the pier. The fish and chips were lovely and very reasonable.infact they cheaper than our local chip shop.

Plenty of Disabled Spaces right next to the Pier. Parking isn't too expensive and you can get some money off from the Cafe with the Parking Voucher. Cafe was nice enough. We didn't use the arcade, it looked good though. Definitely busy with School Kids after 5pm on Weekdays. So if you have kids and want some quiet time at the arcade, going during school times during the week is recommended. All in all, I would recommend and would go again.

Visited as a couple. I am a local and my partner is not so I thought I'd show him some of what Swansea has to offer.On arrival you need to pay for parking at the machine which is located around the centre of the car park against the cliff side edge. There is apparently no tariff for blue badge holders which can sometimes be the case in Swansea car parks. We paid £3 for 2 hours, but also received a £2 voucher which we were able to redeem against food and drink in the cafe.There are around 5 blue badge spaces available which are close to the cafe/pier but still have the same distance walk to the pay meter as other spaces. There doesn't appear to be an alternative pay station.First we visited the cafe and had a cold cider and a pint of orange juice (not on the menu) as well as a few treats to share; ice cream, chips and a scone. Service was excellent. We did queue for a short while to order, but it was not too long of a wait. About 5 minutes. Food and drinks were brought to the table within another 10 minutes or so.Next we went into the arcade. If we had come as a family then I'm pretty sure it would have become very expensive very quickly. We spent around £20 in the arcade which gave us around 45 minutes play time on various things. Unfortunately our time was up and so we had to leave, but we will definitely be coming back again.