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Here you'll find local tips on making the most out of your visit... from where to eat and drink to checking out attractions that are close by.
Near fabulous Falmouth, we have handpicked our favourite self-catering cottages and holiday homes in this stunning Cornish town.
The spa’s three-hour Hydrothermal Experience allows residents and guest visitors alike to enjoy this Cornish sanctuary.
Categories: Dog Friendly Walks & Beaches, National Trust Spots, South Cornwall Beaches
Related Dog Friendly Walks & Beaches, National Trust Spots, South Cornwall Beaches
Daymer Bay Beach
This splendid beach offers a long stretch of golden sand at low tide, backed by suntrap dunes and scenic views across the Camel Estuary. There is parking, via narrow roads. The car park also has grass...
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Polkerris Beach
This beautifully sheltered beach in a tiny hamlet, about 2 miles away from Fowey on the south coast of Cornwall, is fabulous for families and watersport enthusiasts. Polkerris Beach, with its soft san...
Portwrinkle Beach
Tucked away down on the south coast of Cornwall, in what has been called “Cornwall’s forgotten corner” sits Portwrinkle. Here, you will find two beaches. One is known as Hoodny Cove, sitting pre...
Towan Beach
Near St Mawes and Porthscatho on the Roseland Peninsula, at the southernmost tip of St Gerrans Bay, lies something of a hidden gem for you and your four-legged friend. Towan Beach is one of the quiete...
Perranporth Beach
If your holiday is not a real break without your canine companion, take a deep breath and relax, because Perranporth Beach is just one of the many pet-friendly open spaces along this section of herita...
Harlyn Bay, Padstow
Just under three miles west of Padstow is epic Harlyn Bay. At low tide it’s a wide stretch of sand – with a few pebbles in the mix too – backed by dunes. Rock-pooling enthusiasts are well ca...