Mullion Cove Beach (Cornwall)

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    Mullion Cove has a small sandy beach within the working harbour.

    Million is a small cove and harbour village with facilities including car parking, cafe, shops and toilets.

    We have no dog information for Mullion Cove beach.

    We have no current information on dog restrictions for Mullion Cove Beach.

    Why not check other beaches nearby as we have no beaches around The Lizard, 215 beaches in Cornwall, or check our list of Cornwall Dog Friendly Beaches.

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The Lizard,
The Lizard,
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