All Places in St Agnes

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Chapel Porth Beach

Chapel Porth beach is a small sandy cove which at low tide extends to a wide beach beyond the cliffs. When the tide is out you can walk south along the beach to nearby Porthtowan. Alternatively, the South West coast path extends along the cliff top in either direction. Many caves scattered along this stretch of coastline formed by coastal Read more…
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Trevaunance Cove Beach

Trevaunance Cove beach is the local beach to St.Annes a sandy cove popular with families and surfers. Plenty to do with rock pools, caves and the remains of the old harbour. At high tide no beach. Surf: medium to large westerly swells and providing some shelter from a South Westerly wind, but when it’s good it tends to get quite Read more…
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St Agnes lifeboat station

St Agnes lifeboat station operates an inshore lifeboat located at Trevaunance Cove. Station open by appointment and the shop is open daily during the summer months. Read more…
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Wheal Coates

Wheal Coates is a former cliff top tin mine situated on the north coast of Cornwall, between Porthtowan and St Agnes. It is maintained by the National Trust, for more details see National Trust website. Read more…
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Trevellas Porth Beach

Trevellas Porth, pebble beach popular with fishing and snorkeling although swimming is not recommended due to strong currents. At low tide you can walk round to the larger Trevaunance Cove beach. The areas mining heritage is clear to see here with a scattering derelict mine workings and engine houses. No facilities, all you get is some car parking. Read more…
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Sallys Bottom Beach

Sally’s Bottom beach consists of sand and rocks at the bottom of a steep descent via some steps. No facilities with access only on foot via a steep decent. Read more…
Sports

Breakers Surf School

Breakers Surf School operates on Trevaunance Cove Beach near St. Agnes on the North Cornwall coast. Our school offers surf lessons, stand up paddleboarding (SUP) and surf yoga for all age groups. We can provide private lessons, group bookings or just join one of our scheduled public lessons. We have a wide range of surf hire equipment, ready to collect Read more…
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St Agnes Head

St Agnes Head is on Cornwall’s north Atlantic Ocean coast and part of the St Agnes Heritage Coast that stretches from Godrevy Head in the south to St Agnes Head. At their height about 100 mines employed 1000 miners across this dramatic coastal landscape. Mining came to an end in the 1920s and many of these mines are still on Read more…
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Porthtowan Beach

Porthtowan beach is a large sandy beach popular with both surfers (good for beginners) and families. The beach is also backed by a small dune area, and as the tide goes out you have some rockpools to explore. To the northeast of the bay, you have a concrete dam in the rocks creating a nice tidal rock pool although you Read more…