On the coast
Head to the North Cornwall coast
for sun, sea and a lot of great beach fun
Head to the North Cornwall coast for sun, sea and a lot of great beach fun
Lots of folk lose their hearts to the wild North Cornwall Coast – we’re absolutely certain you will too. From world class waves to the romantic rugged cliff tops, to the spine tingling Arthurian legends of Tintagel, North Cornwall has so much to offer, you’ll be back time and time again to take it all in.
5 miles
The stunning cliffs of Crackington Haven are situated in an AONB.
The towering cliffs that surround Crackington Haven beach are an attraction all by themselves. Add to that an incredible shingle beach, great family friendly shallows and oodles of rock pools to uncover the secrets of the seas and you’ve got a really fantastic day that the whole family can enjoy.
8 Miles
The picturesque fishing village of Boscastle is steeped in history and has a fantastic cafe
Nestled at the base of a steep wooded valley, the pretty harbour and village of Boscastle is an absolute must see. Once home to the inimitable Thomas Hardy, there’s so much history to soak up (in fact the settlement dates all the way back to the 1100s). It’s also one of THE most beautiful spots on this coastline.
9 Miles
If you're looking for a family-friendly beach with great surf then Widemouth Bay is your place
Is there any better way to entertain the whole family than with a glorious beach day? Absolutely not! And it really doesn’t get much more family friendly than Widemouth. Miles of gorgeous sand at low tide, waves to suit big kids and the littlest sea legs, rock pools to get lost in. Don’t forget to take a stomp along the coast path at Widemouth too to take it all in.
11 Miles
Two awesome beaches, a sea pool and plenty of shops and places to eat - that's Bude
Choose between the powder soft sand of Summerleaze or the pebbly fun of Crooklets beach to while away those lazy summer days. The lovely seawater lido is just the ticket for those wanting a quick dip away from the stomping surf waves. Make a day of it in Bude with a bite to eat in town too, there’s a reason it’s one of Cornwall’s most popular spots.
12 Miles
As well as incredible views of the Atlantic, Tintagel is also said to be the birthplace of King Arthur
Like a little folklore with your holidays? Why not?… Head for the mysterious clifftop fortress at Tintagel and immerse yourself in Arthurian legend. Cross the incredible, breath taking footbridge and explore the ruins, hearing those magical stories that make up this historic spot. Explore the village above too to collect mementoes of your magical day out in North Cornwall.
5 MILES
The stunning cliffs of Crackington Haven are situated in an AONB.
The towering cliffs that surround Crackington Haven beach are an attraction all by themselves. Add to that an incredible shingle beach, great family friendly shallows and oodles of rock pools to uncover the secrets of the seas and you’ve got a really fantastic day that the whole family can enjoy.
8 MILES
The picturesque fishing village of Boscastle is steeped in history and has a fantastic cafe
Nestled at the base of a steep wooded valley, the pretty harbour and village of Boscastle is an absolute must see. Once home to the inimitable Thomas Hardy, there’s so much history to soak up (in fact the settlement dates all the way back to the 1100s). It’s also one of THE most beautiful spots on this coastline.
9 MILES
If you're looking for a family-friendly beach with great surf then Widemouth Bay is your place
Is there any better way to entertain the whole family than with a glorious beach day? Absolutely not! And it really doesn’t get much more family friendly than Widemouth. Miles of gorgeous sand at low tide, waves to suit big kids and the littlest sea legs, rock pools to get lost in. Don’t forget to take a stomp along the coast path at Widemouth too to take it all in.
11 MILES
Two awesome beaches, a sea pool and plenty of shops or places to eat - that's Bude
Choose between the powder soft sand of Summerleaze or the pebbly fun of Crooklets beach to while away those lazy summer days. The lovely seawater lido is just the ticket for those wanting a quick dip away from the stomping surf waves. Make a day of it in Bude with a bite to eat in town too, there’s a reason it’s one of Cornwall’s most popular spots.
12 MILES
As well as incredible views of the Atlantic, Tintagel is also said to be the birthplace of King Arthur
Like a little folklore with your holidays? Why not?… Head for the mysterious clifftop fortress at Tintagel and immerse yourself in Arthurian legend. Cross the incredible, breath taking footbridge and explore the ruins, hearing those magical stories that make up this historic spot. Explore the village above too to collect mementoes of your magical day out in North Cornwall.
