Category Archives for "Cornwall Beaches"
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Mullion Cove Beach – Small sandy beach in beautiful historic harbour
Mullion Cove Beach Small harbourside beach at low tide. A small sandy beach, mostly covered at high tide, next to the historic lifeboat station and picturesque Mullion harbour. All of which is now looked afer by the National Trust Access – A short walk from the car park. All year dog-friendly beach. Toilets Sand chairs […]
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Kennack Sands Beach – Popular family beach with lots to see and explore
Kennack Sands Beach South-East facing beach surrounded with grassy areas. Kennack Sands is on the eastern side of the Lizard Peninsula. not far from the tip. A large amount of sand is exposed at low tide, with a stream and rock pools. on the east are the remains of a number of World War II […]
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Kenneggy Sands Beach – Access via a rope – only for the fit and able
Kenneggy Sands Beach Proceeding in the Porthleven direction from Prussia Cove you will come across a secluded bay of sand after about a 10-minute walk. Access via a rocky descent with the aid of a rope. Not suitable for disabled, children or pushchairs. There are no facilities or parking and difficult access. Follow us on […]
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Kingsand Beach – Pebbles and fun Rockpooling
Kingsand Beach The small east-facing beach of sand and shingle, fairly sheltered. There are rock pools to explore at Kingsand and access to both Kingsand beaches are via slopes and a few steps. There is parking in the centre of Kingsand. Overlooks Plymouth Sound and has a great view of the almost constant coming and […]
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Par Sands Beach – Great paddling beach
Par Sands Beach The large expanse of firm sand with dunes. The south-facing beach which is popular in the summer. The beach is south facing beach with sand dunes. There are many paths through the dunes as well as a small lake. Access – the beach is easily reached from the adjacent car park. Refreshments […]
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Lamorna Cove Beach – Popular swimming and diving beach
Lamorna Cove Beach Small pebble beach at low tide, just beneath the harbour, with lots of large granite boulders. The cove is on the South West Coast Path between Porthcurno and Mousehole. A good spot for swimming. There is a pay car park on the quay and a small cafe. A short walk up the […]
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Lansallos Beach – Attractive Cove – 20 minute walk.
Lansallos Beach The walk is too long and steep for wheelchairs or pushchairs. Access to the Beach is via a path through a gap in the rocks. Parsons Cove is via the coast path with another steep path to the beach. Quiet and attractive, Lansallos beach is a south-facing cove of sand and rock. Access […]
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Lantic Bay Beach – National Trust Car Parks – Strong Currents
Lantic Bay Beach Isolated and attractive cove of sand Lantic Bay has some with some shingle. South facing with views towards Pencarrow Head. Access is not suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. Beach is situated in between Polperro and Polruan. A strong rip current. Access – 15 minute walk down a steep path. Two National Trust […]
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Loe Bar Beach – Lovely walk but not safe for swimming
Loe Bar Beach Grassy areas, steep sand shelves. Fierce currents, NOT SAFE FOR SWIMMING. Car parking halfway along cliff road from Porthleven, walk for 5 to 10 minutes along the cliff path to get to the beach. Great start to the Penrose circular walk around the estate and Loe Pool. No facilities at the beach […]
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Long Rock Beach – A great windsurfers Beach
Long Rock Beach The western edge of sands that stretch to Marazion. A safe family beach with sand and pebbles. Favoured with Penzance locals as it is the most easily accessible stretch of sandy beach from town. Swimming here is particularly safe as it takes a lot of walking to get into even waist-deep water. […]
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