Beaches in Cornwall - North Coast
Rock Beach, Nr Padstow, Cornwall (North Coast)
A long sandy beach on the East side of the Camel Estuary
The sandy beach stretches from Porthilly Cove to Daymer Bay and is backed by sand dunes for much of the way. Activities on the water include sailing and windsurfing and there is a passenger ferry service crossing to Padstow.
The beach at Daymer Bay is wide, sandy and secluded. The beach itself lies within the mouth of the Camel Estuary and so is sheltered. The gently sloping beach makes it safe for swimming and ideal for families.
A large sandy beach backed by sand dunes. Clean and safe with lifeguards patrolling in the summer months. A stream runs through the beach to the sea and there are caves nearby to explore. A perfect place for all the family.
Crooklets Beach, Bude, Cornwall (North Coast)
This is a popular beach for surfers and families alike
A large bay surrounded by gently shelving cliffs and rocks, facilities include a large car park, beach huts, Cafés and Bude town centre only a short walk away.
Sandymouth Beach, Bude, Cornwall (North Coast)
In prime condition with sand, rocks and many rock pools
This beach is in prime condition with sand, rocks and rock pools. Cliffs and rocky headlands dominate and provide a great variety of wildflowers. The area is classed as a Heritage Coast and walking is recommended, but keep an eye on the tide.
