I visited Gunwalloe with my wife and children. After a long day of walking we were tired and in need of refreshments but the chap at the kiosk was clearly closing up for the day. We asked him if we could have some tea and some ice cream and he couldn’t do enough for us. The food and drinks were excellent but what made our visit was his friendly, chatty attitude. Thank you.
Breathtaking place to visit sat on the pebbles having lunch the waves were high but worth the visit went to the church of the storms couldn't go in due to a funeral. But was a great place to see
Such a lovely beach. Sat nav will take you past Poldhu and up a hill. You then have to walk down but if you go to Gunwalloe Church Cove (not just church cove as this is somewhere different) then there is a National Trust car park. A cafe and toilets then a short flat walk to the beach. Lovely and clean, lots of space. Sadly due to the weather the water was closed but the life guards were lovely in explaining where would be good to go if anyone wanted to swim in the sea. X x x
Lovely area car park large and national trust owned Church cove is lifeguarded 10-6 in season the church is quaint and lovely to see it’s still used Dollar cove next door is not lifeguarded but dogs are allowed all year nice cliff top walks too cafe serving drinks didn’t try anything though
A beautiful quiet spot well served by a National Trust car park(free for members) and a small National Trust food kiosk. Good toilets and beautiful walks. We walked along the coastal path to Poldhu and enjoyed watching the surfers whilst drinking a beer from the beach cafe.
