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West Cornwall
Gwithian offers a broad spacious sandy beach popular for surfing and seldom crowded. Backed by huge dunes, it's great for taking a long walk. A seasonal dog ban operates on this beach between Ceres Rock and Red River.

North Coast > Padstow
Lying at the mouth of the spectacular Camel Estuary, Hawkers Cove Beach, at low tide, reveals a huge expanse of sand stretching for around 1½ miles.

South Coast
Sheltered harbour beach in the small village of Polkerris, overlooking St Austell Bay, boasting a host of facilities including watersports equipment hire and tuition, toilets, a café, shop.

West Cornwall
Providing some of the best surfing conditions in Cornwall, Gwynver beach is only accessible on foot from the top of the cliff or along the South West Coast Path from Sennen.

North Coast > Newquay
In the heart of Newquay, one of Cornwall's liveliest resorts, the beach is bordered to the west by the harbour and at the east by 'the Island' a towering rocky outcrop, which is connected to the mainland by a suspension bridge.

North Coast > Bude
Widemouth Bay is very long open bay popular with families and surfers and at low tide there are hundreds of rock pools to explore.  A seasonal dog ban operates on parts of this beach. Blue Flag Beach 2022

North Coast > Bude
Summerleaze has a unique appeal, not least because it is less than five minutes’ walk from the centre of Bude.

West Cornwall > Penzance
Perranuthnoe beach is located on the south coast around a mile to the east of Marazion, with fine views of Cornwall's jewel, St Michael's Mount.