Three Cliffs Bay lies on the south coast of the Gower Peninsula near Swansea. It takes its name from the three sharp limestone cliffs that rise from the shoreline. It’s a striking and much-loved beach. This design keeps things minimal, reducing the landscape to a simple graphic scene with bold colour and clear outlines that suggest the cliffs, dunes and water without unnecessary detail. The layout stays balanced, making the coastline easy to recognise. The stream Pennard Pill runs through the middle of the bay before meeting the sea, while the ruins of Pennard Castle sit above on higher ground. A bright graphic built around one of the Gower Peninsula’s most recognisable coastal views.
