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Cornwall Tourist Attractions

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Hannafore Beach

Looe

South facing strip of shingle and sand which opens up to plenty of rock pools at low tide. Refreshments, all year dog friendly beach.
Harbour Beach

Newquay

North facing small beach, part of a working harbour where you can watch the fishermen bring back the catch. Only accessible at low tide.
Harlyn Bay Beach

Padstow

Eastern side of Trevose Head sits Harlyn Bay. The two thirds of a mile of sand and pebbles are backed by the dunes.
Hayle Towans Beach

Hayle

Hayle Towans, also known as Upton Towans and can be accessed from several places in Hayle, such is the large expanse of north west facing golden sands.
Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm

Truro

Visit a real working cider farm, we produce country wines, Scrumpy, preserves and ciders. Take a guided tour to learn the art of cider making and join us with a trailer ride around our fruit orchards.
Helford Passage Beach

Helford

Attractive area, popular with children and boat lovers alike. Small beach accessible at low tide beside the very popular Ferry Boat Inn.
Hemmick Beach

Veryan

Small sandy beach fairly isolated, south west facing. Limited parking reach by narrow country lanes. All Year Dog Friendly Beach.
Hendra Park

Truro

Hendra Park is a small recreational area for children, which includes swings, slides, jungle gym, sandpit and hard playground used for sports such as football and basketball. The park is a 10 minute walk from City Centre.
Hidden Valley Gardens

St Austell

Escape to this hidden garden where small is beautiful, but size doesn't limit the number and diversity of species sprouting within this little paradise.
Holywell Bay Beach

Newquay

Large beach with sand dunes. A shallow stream runs down the beach, perfect for paddling.