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Trevellas-Porth Beach

Trevellas-Porth beach is a fisherman and snorkeler’s dream. Quieter than its neighbouring coves, the north coast’s Trevallas-Porth is characteristically rocky and surrounded by stunning scenery. Wander onto the sand at low tide before branching off onto the coast path. There is no lifeguard cover and dogs are welcome all year.

3 Stars

Apr 2009

Picturesque, but rocky and dangerous.

An isolated National trust beach with absolutely no facilites and limited parking.
The foreshore shows the scars of extensive historic mining activity. Great for rock-pooling, but the sand can be a bit gritty for sandcastles or sunbathing! Gets more of the evening sun than nearby Trevaunance cove, making this a popular spot for an evening bbq.

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