Daffodils in bloom and brighter days have really raised the spirits of residents and visitors of Swansea Bay. We have put together a guide of exciting things to do in Swansea this month and beyond. Whether you're looking for fun with family and friends, or a solo adventure in the city... Scroll on to discover your next day out!
With the Easter Holidays on the horizon, why not create the perfect family day out in Swansea with a trip to our outdoor attractions! In one stunning 5 mile stretch of Swansea Bay you’ll find fun for the whole family. From 5 April you can have fun on the pedalos at Singleton Boating Lake - choose between a swan, unicorn, or dragon, before a few rounds on the 18 hole Crazy Golf course. The swans and geese at Singleton Park Boating Lake are getting some new neighbours… say hello to the dinosaurs! These familiar beasts have been kindly donated by Day’s Motor Park and will be in their new home very soon. They look the (Tricera) tops! You’re welcome to visit them in their new home, you can even get a selfie with them, don’t forget to tag us! #enjoyswansea 😊 Head to Southend Gardens for a round of mini golf or travel along Swansea Prom in style on the Swansea Bay Rider Land Train. Blackpill Lido will also open daily from Friday 2 May - Sunday 28 September 2025. Enjoy the Spring Air at Our Outdoor Attractions
Visitors can now explore the rich history and stunning architecture of this magnificent castle 7 days a week. The castle is open from 11am - 5pm (4:30pm last entry). Join them for FREE guided tours, starting at 11:30am every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. This is your opportunity to discover the tales that bring the castle to life! You won't want to miss out on all the fun events they have lined up this spring! Oystermouth Castle has officially opened its doors for the 2025 season
The West Wales Derby usually comes around at home once a year (and who can forget that last-gasp try from Iestyn Hopkins to win the game at Christmas?) But this year, it's BACK like never before. Ospreys will take on their neighbours from the West for a second time at home this season on Sunday 6th April, KO 5:30pm. They'll meet in a European knockout for the first time ever as Ospreys look to make the EPCR Challenge Cup quarter-finals for the second year in a row. This is knockout rugby. This is more than bragging rights! Let's also cheer on the Ospreys as they face Cardiff in their Judgement Day X game on April 19th! Good luck, Ospreys! Ospreys v Scarlets
Open 10-4.30, Wed-Sun: The ‘Dylan’s Favourite Sweets’ trail includes mini sweet jars hidden around the Exhibition – find them all and win a prize! Open 10am to 4.30pm, Wed-Sun: The free family friendly Love the Words exhibition tells the story of Dylan Thomas’ life, work and cultural context. 25th April, 10-12.30: Quiet Family Workshop: Wildflower Paper Poetry. Join for a fun hands-on creative activity, learning how to make wildflower paper with an added twist! Free 25th April, 1.00-4.00: Family Workshop: Wildflower Paper Poetry. Join for a fun hands-on creative activity, learning how to make wildflower paper with an added twist! Free The family friendly Learning Space is open for free self-led play! Activities include creative writing, puppets, games, reading corner, crafts and dressing up costumes, all inspired by the animals featured in Dylan’s work. Family Fun at the Dylan Thomas Centre
People are being invited to step into spring by signing up for Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Swansea. The charity’s much-loved events, which raise funds for life-saving research, are returning to the city! The Race for Life events take place at Singleton Park and Museum Park and are open to all ages and abilities. On Saturday 17 May, there is a chance to take part in Pretty Muddy, a 5k mud-splattered obstacle course, and there’s a Pretty Muddy Kids option for children aged 6 to 12. That's not all! Sunday 18 May, people can choose from 5k and 10k events. Anyone who joins between Monday 17 March and Sunday 6 April can claim 30% off the entry fee as part of a special sale by using the code 25SPRING. Money raised at Race for Life enables scientists to find new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer – to bring about a world where everybody lives longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. Everyone is Welcome at Race for Life Swansea!
World-famous RAF team, The Red Arrows, have been confirmed and are set to thrill crowds at Swansea's Wales National Airshow this summer. They are the first big name to be confirmed for the free-entry spectacular, due to take place over Swansea Bay on Saturday 5 July, and Sunday 6 July. The Red Arrows, renowned for their breathtaking aerial displays and precision flying, will perform on both Saturday and Sunday this year, treating spectators to their trademark formations, heart-stopping manoeuvres, and dazzling trails of red, white, and blue smoke. Get ready for jaw-dropping aerial displays across Swansea Bay, exciting ground activities, and delicious food stalls for everyone to enjoy! Big News Confirmed! The Red Arrows are Returning to Swansea
As spring arrives, it's the ideal time to kick off your outdoor training for the Admiral Swansea Bay 10k. Shake off the winter cobwebs with relaxed runs through the stunning landscapes of Swansea Bay. With 8 months remaining until the big event on 14 September, there's plenty of time to gradually work up to 10k, even if you're just starting out. There are races for all ages with 1k and 3k races for young people also taking place. The perfect opportunity to get the whole family involved! Sign Up to the Admiral Swansea Bay 10k
