Our mission statement

At the Britannia Inn, we proudly celebrate Welsh heritage by offering a warm Welsh welcome to all, with 18 years of dedication, owners Martin and Lindsey have adapted and grown this business alongside hardworking staff, building a sustainable business with work life balance at its core.

We're committed to serving good, honest food with excellent service, showcasing local ingredients and supporting local suppliers where ever possible.

We strive for excellence but realise we can not please all, your feedback is important to us, and welcome any comments or suggestions to help us continually improve. Please feel free to reach out to us via email if there's anything we can do to enhance your experience or rectify any problems you may have incurred. We also encourage you to share your positive feedback on social media to help us spread the word about our pub restaurant

Accomplishments

We are incredibly grateful to be awarded the county winner of 'The National Pub & Bar Award' for the 7th year in a row and winning the Best pub in Wales, none of which would be possible without our amazing team.

"The Sunday Times" recognition, Top place to eat in Gower which in turn has been crowned best place to live in Wales 2025.

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17th Century

Britannia Inn

This picturesque Pub is situated in the heart of the village of Llanmadoc. This delightful village is on the north western tip of the Gower Peninsula (the first place to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).

The Britannia is a well preserved late 17th Century Inn. The beams in the lounge of the Britannia Inn are reputed to be from shipwrecks which were “lanterned” ashore by wreckers for their valuable cargo. The pub still has its original fireplace and bread oven. In addition in parts of the pub one can still see the original gas lamps.

The Britannia is the only survivor of four taverns that existed in the village in the early 1800s. At this time Llanmadoc was a busy little port when Cheriton Pill was navigable.

There are a number of interesting sites close to the Inn:

The village of Llanmadoc is said to be named after the 6th Century church of St Madoc. The Church was later rebuilt in the 1800s. .

Close by in the village of Cheriton is St Cadoc a 13th Century medieval church with a wagon roof. This is the smallest church on Gower.

Weobley Castle, a fortified manor house, was built by the de la Bere family in the 14th Century. It is about 3 miles from the Inn.

Whiteford Lighthouse is the only sea washed cast iron lighthouse in the UK. The lighthouse can be reached by a walk across the beach and dunes.

Martin & Lindsey

Martin and Lindsey, who were both born in Swansea, have run the pub for over the 18 years

Between them they have worked for a range of award winning restaurants and 5* Hotels both home and overseas.

Martin & Lindsey set off on their travels in 2000

.They both gained great experience cooking in a variety of top restaurants, cooking with some of the best produce in the world in Australia and New Zealand.

They have travelled extensively through Europe, South East Asia, South Africa, Mozambique, Dubai and many countries in Central and South America gaining great culinary experience with food and drink from all over the world bringing it back to their homeland.