This picturesque beach in Cornwall, England, boasts soft, golden sand and crystal-clear turquoise water. The cove is sheltered by towering cliffs, creating a secluded and intimate atmosphere. At low tide, the beach reveals hidden rock pools and a vast expanse of sand, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and building sandcastles. As the tide rises, the beach transforms into a tranquil haven, ideal for relaxation and taking in the breathtaking scenery.
Bit steep heading up. Lovely walk along the coast path. Beautiful clear water. Only road parking.
Stunning little beach along the coastal walk. Well worth a visit. Family friendly.
Sturdy wooden steps to reach the beautiful beach and no rocks that I bumped into under the water... I think it's a great place for families. No cafes or loos just unspoilt nature.
It's incredibly beautiful. It calm and the view is breathing taking.
Visited this little beach as part of a longer walk from Dartmouth castle along the coast. Not sure how busy it gets in high season. We visited it in November on a windy and rainy day and were the only visitors. It was a good place to stop and watch the sea to gather our thoughts.
Nice walk along the coast path to this secluded cove, it's about 2 miles from anywhere so pretty secluded and nicely sheltered. Be prepared for steps ... Lots of them and a strenuous return journey!
Good for kids
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Bit steep heading up. Lovely walk along the coast path. Beautiful clear water. Only road parking.
Stunning little beach along the coastal walk. Well worth a visit. Family friendly.
Sturdy wooden steps to reach the beautiful beach and no rocks that I bumped into under the water... I think it's a great place for families. No cafes or loos just unspoilt nature.
It's incredibly beautiful. It calm and the view is breathing taking.
Visited this little beach as part of a longer walk from Dartmouth castle along the coast. Not sure how busy it gets in high season. We visited it in November on a windy and rainy day and were the only visitors. It was a good place to stop and watch the sea to gather our thoughts.
Nice walk along the coast path to this secluded cove, it's about 2 miles from anywhere so pretty secluded and nicely sheltered. Be prepared for steps ... Lots of them and a strenuous return journey!
