Beaches

Wherrytown beach, large pebble beach on the western promenade of Penzance. Car park. All other facilities on promenade towards Penzance. Read more…

Bessys Cove is part of the Prussia Cove group of Coves, Bessys Cove is a picturesque cove which is mainly Read more…

Piskies Cove is part of the Prussia Cove group of Coves, a small, isolated cove that is good for swimming, Read more…

Long Rock is a sand and pebbles beach that has a shallow gradient so a lot of water before it Read more…

Mousehole is a small fishing village with a small strip of sand within the harbour, pebble/rocky beaches on either side Read more…

Newlyn is best known for being a fishing port and harbour. Green Rocks beach is an easterly facing beach that has Read more…

Eastern Green beach is a sandy beach to the east of Penzance harbour and is also known as Penzance’s east Read more…

Perranuthnoe Beach is a flat beach with a large area of sand, although a word of caution is that when Read more…

St Loy beach has no sand the area is covered with rounded granite boulders and trees above the cove. No Read more…

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

Trenow Cove beach is made up of sand and rocks and the beach lies between Perranuthnoe and St Michaels Mount. Read more…

Marazion Beach is at the eastern end of the long sand and pebbles stretching from Penzance to St Michael’s Mount. Read more…