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BOOKING
The list of walks will be available in the last week of January 2013, along with a downloadable version of the brochure.
We hope to have on-line booking this year.
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HOW TO BOOK
There is a limited number of places on each walk or activity, we therefore advise that you book early.
Each walk costs £3,50 per person (called a booking fee), or £1 for accompanied under-14s.
Booking fees are not refundable unless a walk is cancelled (a rare occurrance).
Booking is via the Mumbles Tourist Information Office (TIC).
You can book your place by:
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Calling in at the TIC.
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Writing to the TIC using the booking form in the brochure or online, and enclosing a cheque made out to MumblesTIC
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Emailing in your booking and, after we have confirmed availability, telephoning to pay by debit card
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Telephoning to book and pay by debit card
Contact details for the TIC are below
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Overseas bookers, please email or telephone
Mumbles Tourist Information Centre
Mumbles Methodist Church
Mumbles Road
Swansea SA3 4DH
(Opposite Boots in Mumbles)
Winter Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 11am - 4pm
Telephone GWF: 01792 363392
E mail info@mumblestic.co.uk
Website: http://www.mumblestic.co.uk
Mumbles Tourist Association Ltd trading as Mumbles TIC acts as a facilitator in producing a programme of walks for the Gower Walking Festival. MTA does not accept responsibility for walkers' safety or personal property while taking part in the Gower Walking Festival. Walkers must assess their own ability to participate from the information available and are advised to arrange their own personal insurance to cover risks.
Mumbles Methodist Church
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IMPORTANT: AMENDMENT
Please note that Walk No 40, Day Two of the Gower 40-miler, will now start at 9.30am, and not 10.30am as previously advertised. All other details remain the same.
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'Weatherman Walking' Derek Brockway opening the 2011 Gower Festival at Caswell Bay, Don't miss him opening this year's Festival at 11.00 on 9 June at Rhossili
“I love the Gower Peninsula and it’s one of my favourite places in Wales. I filmed a walk for ‘Weatherman Walking’ a few years ago from Worm’s Head to Whiteford Point.I am looking forward to returning to Rhossili in June to open the Gower Walking festival for the second time. Hopefully the weather will be fine so people will enjoy the wonderful view”
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