Porthbeor Beach
24 August 2026
Nestling undisturbed on the Roseland peninsula, Porthbeor is pleasantly sheltered and dotted with unusual rock formations. Currently only accessible by boat due to landslip cutting off the access steps.
Beaches near Flushing
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Porthbeor Beach
Nestling undisturbed on the Roseland peninsula, Porthbeor is pleasantly sheltered and dotted with unusual rock formations. Currently only accessible by boat due to landslip cutting off the access steps.
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Loe Beach
Situated near Feock and running south west to Restronguet Point, Loe Beach is popular for watersports all year round and oyster boat watching during winter months.
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Newton Beach
A mixture of rocks, sand and shingle form this beach. There are fabulous views across the estuary, however due to the strong currents it is not advsiable to swim here.
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Towan Beach
Sandy, pebbly and spacious with rock pools to explore at low tide. Not to be confused with Towan Beach at Newquay. The National Trust beach car park is nearby with good access. Don't forget to visit Earl theThirstea Co refreshment van, open from Easter to October.
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Portscatho Beach
In front of the charming fishing village of Portscatho lies the humble Portscatho beach. Stretching all the way north to Porthcurnick beach at low tide, Portscatho beach is a mixture of sand and pebble and enjoys scenery capable of bewitching all who stumble across it.
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Maenporth Beach
Maenporth Beach is slightly outside the town of Falmouth and therefore a little quieter.
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Summers Beach
Best to park on the Harbour Quay and take the steps down from Tredenham Road, The beach is a mixture of sand and shingle with rocky areas at each end. A cafe with parking and toilets are 10 minutes walk away.
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Tavern Beach
Situated between the harbour and the castle, this beach is a mixture of shingle and sand with flat rock outcrops. The south facing beach is very sheltered and popular in the summer months.
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Gyllyngvase Beach
Falmouth has many family-friendly beaches, Gyllyngvase being perhaps the most popular (and the most bizarrely named).
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Porthcurnick Beach
A wide sandy beach with rock pools and a slipway. Dog friendly all year round. You have to walk to get to it, but are rewarded from March to September with The Hidden Hut beach cafe, as seen on 'Cornwall with Caroline Quentin'.
Beaches near Flushing
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Loe Beach
3 August 2026
Situated near Feock and running south west to Restronguet Point, Loe Beach is popular for watersports all year round and oyster boat watching during winter months.
Newton Beach
15 May 2026
A mixture of rocks, sand and shingle form this beach. There are fabulous views across the estuary, however due to the strong currents it is not advsiable to swim here.
Towan Beach
12 May 2026
Sandy, pebbly and spacious with rock pools to explore at low tide. Not to be confused with Towan Beach at Newquay. The National Trust beach car park is nearby with good access. Don't forget to visit Earl theThirstea Co refreshment van, open from Easter to October.
Portscatho Beach
10 May 2026
In front of the charming fishing village of Portscatho lies the humble Portscatho beach. Stretching all the way north to Porthcurnick beach at low tide, Portscatho beach is a mixture of sand and pebble and enjoys scenery capable of bewitching all who stumble across it.
Maenporth Beach
4 August 2025
Maenporth Beach is slightly outside the town of Falmouth and therefore a little quieter.
Summers Beach
14 July 2025
Best to park on the Harbour Quay and take the steps down from Tredenham Road, The beach is a mixture of sand and shingle with rocky areas at each end. A cafe with parking and toilets are 10 minutes walk away.
Tavern Beach
12 September 2024
Situated between the harbour and the castle, this beach is a mixture of shingle and sand with flat rock outcrops. The south facing beach is very sheltered and popular in the summer months.
Gyllyngvase Beach
27 May 2024
Falmouth has many family-friendly beaches, Gyllyngvase being perhaps the most popular (and the most bizarrely named).
Porthcurnick Beach
11 March 2024
A wide sandy beach with rock pools and a slipway. Dog friendly all year round. You have to walk to get to it, but are rewarded from March to September with The Hidden Hut beach cafe, as seen on 'Cornwall with Caroline Quentin'.