Places

Porthchapel beach is sandy that requires a half-mile walk through a wooded valley. There are no facilities and car park Read more…

The Telegraph Museum tells the story of how submarine cables from Porthcurno beach connected all corners of the world. The Read more…

Porthgwarra Beach is a small, secluded beach in a small fishing village. You will need to time your visit to Read more…

Pedn Vounder Beach is sandy with the cliffs of Treryn Dinas. The eastern headland of the beach is the location Read more…

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

Penberth Cove is a small fishing village with pebble beach. The village still supports a small fishing fleet and you Read more…

The Minack Theatre is Cornwall’s world-famous open-air theatre. The Minack Open Air Theatre was originally constructed in the 1930s by Read more…

The Logan Rock is an example of a logan or rocking stone. The rock is an eighty-ton granite boulder perched Read more…

Porthcurno Beach is a beautiful white sand, southeast-facing beach in the western corner of the lovely Porthcurno Bay. The beach Read more…