Beaches

Lamorna Cove has a small granite harbour (quay) and beach, the beach is pebble with some sand at low tide. A Read more…

Port Quin is a deserted small harbour on the North Cornwall coast and all that remains are some National Trust Read more…

Cape Cornwall has a number of small coves along with high cliffs and some excellent coastal walks. Car park and Read more…

Old Town Bay Beach is a small crescent-shaped beach overlooked by Old Town. Old Town Bay Beach has a seasonal Read more…

Porth Loe beach has no sand and is formed only of boulders. No facilities and very hard to get to. Read more…

Gwithian and Godrevy beaches are some of Cornwall’s best stretches of golden sand and are popular with families and surfers. Read more…

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

Portloe beach is a small strip of sand acting as a harbour within Portloe on the Roseland Peninsula. Facilities at Read more…

Porthgwidden Beach, tucked away in the picturesque town of St Ives, Cornwall, is a charming and smaller alternative to the Read more…

Portholland Beach is a large, sandy, dog-friendly beach joining the East and West Portholland hamlets. Portholland has two separate coves Read more…

Gillan Harbour lies about half mile south of the Helford River. The stretch of coast has three small beaches with Read more…

Great Perhaver beach is just along the coast from Gorran Haven, a lovely sandy beach with lots of rocks for Read more…