Although this area can become very busy in the school holidays, this beach is plenty big enough to allow everyone to have some space. At low tide that is! What I like about the beach is that there are no fancy hotels or buildings to...More

Gwithian beach is often very windy, but is worth exploring as well as visiting the neighbouring area of Godrevy Point. Surfers are often seen riding the very 'exciting' waves.

Stunning beach, superbly clean and wonderful walks. We went back three times it was so lovely. Weather was superb and being in October meant we could take our dogs, loved it.

What country are we in? Absolutely not what I expected at all. Awesome. Glorious day, miles and miles of yellow sand, next to no one there. Spend an hour or a day and you will feel uplifted.

Just up on top the sand dunes is where my husband’s family home has been and it’s become a summer tradition for the entire family to meet there one sunny summer’s day to picnic & play cricket. There are always professional life guards present and...More

Keep it quiet but this is one of the best and least used beaches in Cornwall. It has a lovely café at the lighthouse end of the beach, I would highly recommend a visit.

Beach to envy any found in the Med and with remarkably fewer people! We parked up in the national trust carpark (free for members) and enjoyed a varied and interesting walk along the beach towards the lighthouse and returning by the clifftop path. The scenery...More