South West England

Things to Do: Beaches

More information on: Cawsand Bay Beach

The twin villages of Cawsand and Kingsand sit across the Tamar from Plymouth. They have east facing sand and shingle beaches sheltered by Rame Head Peninsula and offering views over Plymouth Sound.

Portwrinkle Beach, Portwrinkle, Cornwall (South Coast)

Tranquil beach with numerous rock pools.

More information on: Portwrinkle Beach

A sandy/rocky beach situated just across the Tamar from Plymouth. Very popular with families despite the steep paths that lead down to it. There are numerous rock pools to explore and play in. The east side of the beach is good for surfing although it is recommended for use by experienced surfers.

Poldhu Cove Beach, Nr Helston, Cornwall (South Coast)

A small sandy cove with low cliffs on either side

More information on: Poldhu Cove Beach

The sandy cove is popular with surfers and swimmers. It’s also a popular location for sailing, jet skiing and windsurfing and zoning is used to increase safety on the water.

Kingsand, Kingsand, Cornwall (South Coast)

Attractive beach with rock pools, walks and boat hire.

More information on: Kingsand

Kingsand has an attractive, sheltered sand and shingle beach close to pubs, cafes and beach shops. Thee is easy easy access from the town. The beach has lots of rock pools to explore and there are also boats available to hire. The bathing is generally safe unless the wind is blowing from the south east.

Downderry Beach, Downderry, Cornwall (South Coast)

Wide, spacious beach with many rock pools.

More information on: Downderry Beach

A long, wide, spacious beach backed by high cliffs with lots of rock pools at low tide. Popular with locals as well as tourists and daytrippers.

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