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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
Mevagissey Beach
As Mevagissey is an attractive fishing town with a working harbour, it does not have a proper beach (though it has fishing trips and a ferry to Fowey) and if it did, it would smell a bit fishy, but ab...
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Watergate Bay, Near Newquay
The beach at Watergate Bay is just north of Newquay. The fine expanse of soft, golden sand stretches for over 2 miles, accentuated by steep gorse-covered cliffs with caves. It is a brilliant place to ...
Black Rock, Widemouth Bay
Black Rock is a west-facing beach at the rockier, southern end of Widemouth Bay, Bude, with its own car park and café. It is generally quieter than the main beach at the bay. The fabulous news? It is...
Dog-friendly beaches in Bude 2023
Beautiful beaches in north Cornwall are plentiful, and dog friendly beaches in Bude also aren’t hard to come by. Although as with a trip to any beach in Cornwall, it’s worth doing your research fi...
Pedn Vounder Beach
Pedn Vounder is known by locals as ‘pednee’, which is how you pronounce the Cornish word ‘pedn’. It means ‘head’ while ‘vounder’ means lane. It could be anywhere, but it isn’t. It is...
Mullion Cove
It’s not surprising that most photos of Mullion Cove are of sunsets, as they have some spectacular ones here on the wild west coast landscape of the Lizard Peninsula. You are only about 5 miles from...