Your Online Guide to Padstow, North Cornwall - Beaches |
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Attractions | Beaches | Camel Trail | Self Catering | Bed & Breakfast | Map |
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| Polzeath | |
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A large, west facing, bay of flat golden sand. Popular with surfers
and bathers and is regularly cleaned. Easily accessible from |
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| Daymer Bay | |
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Car Park ~ Toilets ~ Refreshments ~ Dogs allowed A west facing, ½ mile stretch of fine sand, surrounded by
sand dunes. Attractive views across the Camel Estuary. Adjacent
to golf course and close to the 15th century St Enodoc church. |
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| Rock | |
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A continuation of Daymer Bay. West facing, sandy beach on the Camel
estuary, surrounded by sand dune system. Easy level access from
car park. Can become very crowded in summer. |
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| St George's Well | |
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Padstow's two closest beaches are St George's Well, which has a
good area of sand even at high tide, and Harbour Cove, a long stretch
of golden sand backed by dunes. |
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| Trevone Bay | |
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An attractive west facing beach, located to the south of Trevose
Head and to the north of Harlyn Bay. A small but pupular holiday
destination, with large areas of golden sand. |
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| Harlyn Bay | |
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A sheltered, north facing stretch of soft golden sand, even at
high tide. Surrounded by small sand dunes. Easy level access. |
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| Constantine Bay | |
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A large, west facing stretch of fine golden sand. Surrounded by
sand dunes which offer shelter from the wind. Easily accessible. |
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| Treyarnon Bay | |
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A west facing beach of soft, golden sand and rock pools. Popular
with families. Easily accessible from car park via a slipway. |
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| Porthcothan Bay | |
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The sandy beach at Porthcothan is located south of Constantine
Bay. There is plenty of parking although at high tide the area of
sand on the beach is restricted. |
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| Mawgan Porth | |
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Large, west facing cove situated between two steep headlands where
a river enters the sea. Popular family beach with flat sand at all
tides. Accessible for pushchairs with a little effort. |
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