Beaches

Downderry beach is a wide and spacious sand/shingle beach with many rock pools at low tide. The main part of Read more…

Cove Vean Beach is a sandy sheltered cove on the eastern side of St Agnes just below the sandbar that Read more…

Charlestown is an unspoilt example of a late Georgian working port, still being used today. It offers two beaches on either Read more…

The Towans refers to a 4-mile stretch of beach, and each individual area of the dunes behind the beach has Read more…

Fistral Beach in Newquay is at the centre of the Cornwall surf scene and hosts major surf tournaments throughout the Read more…

Porthilly Cove Beach at Rock is a sand and stoney, dog-friendly beach across the Camel estuary from Padstow. A foot Read more…

Talland Bay has two shingle beaches in a sheltered cove with rock pools and sand at low tide. The east Read more…

Pentreath Beach is a pebble beach sitting below cliffs, although there is sand at low tide, the beach all but Read more…

Polstreath beach is fine sand and split in two by a stack, the smaller beach is known as Little Polstreath. Read more…

Towan Beach is a large, dog-friendly crescent of sand and pebbles with rock pools at low tide. It can be Read more…

Millendreath Beach (Black Rock Beach) is sheltered at the end of a valley between rocks and is a sandy beach Read more…

Porthallow Beach is a sheltered pebble beach, once a thriving pilchard fishing village. The beach has plenty of rock pools Read more…