Beaches

Carleon Cove is a rocky cove approached down a long incline with cobbles along part of its length, then a Read more…

Polurrian Cove is a large southwest-facing beach with sand and fine shingle. It can get busy as it is popular Read more…

Caerthillian Cove is a rocky inlet between Lizard Point and Kynance Cove. Popular bird watchers and walkers. Nearest car parking Read more…

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

Jangye Ryne beach is a small sandy beach on a very rocky stretch of coastline. Limited parking and toilets. We Read more…

Coverack is an attractive harbour village on the Lizard Peninsula that grew up around smuggling and fishing. Coverack Cove Beach Read more…

Gew Graze Beach is a dog-friendly beach called Soapy Cove, after the adjacent soapstone/ soaprock mineral quarry. The beach is Read more…

Housel Bay is a small sandy cove that disappears at high tide, and we suggest visitors check tide times and Read more…

Porthleven Beach is just outside the harbour and near the village centre. The beach is separated from the harbour by Read more…

Portbeer Cove is a small, sandy and rocky cove, but you need to check the tide times as you have Read more…

Porthoustock Beach is a pebble beach surrounded by old quarries and is not as picturesque as other Cornish coves. Porthoustock Read more…

Lankidden Cove is typical of the small coves around The Lizard, with fine sand broken up by smooth boulders and Read more…