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.
Beaches near Mawnan Smith
1
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.
2
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.
3
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.
4
Flushing Cove
One of several small coves opposite St. Anthony Beach. Access is limited due to lack of parking although alternative access is available by parking at St. Anthony and taking the passenger ferry across the creek (ask in the boat hire shop). The cove is sheltered, quiet and good for young children.
5
Flushing Beach
This small rocky and sandy beach is a family favourite during the summer. Access is along the path from the village where the passenger ferry can be found. The views are lovely over the bay to Falmouth and dogs are welcome year round.
6
Harbour Beach St Mawes
Located centrally, this beach is a mix of shingle and coarse sand with flattish rocks. There is a steep slipway at the harbour which is not suitable for launching craft.
7
Mylor Beach
This shingle beach is easy to access and has fantastic views across the estuary towards St Just in Roseland. It is a safe beach for swimming and there are a few rock pools for exploring.
8
Bosahan Cove
One of three delightful small coves which are sheltered and backed by woodland. Access is along the coastal path from either St Anthony or Helford.
9
Bream Cove
Mostly shingle with flat rocky platforms at low water. Good for rock pools and snorkelling with safe swimming unless there is a strong easterly wind. Dogs are allowed year round.
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Castle Cove
Use the car park nearest to the Castle and follow the footpath. This beach is a mixture of sand and shingle with flat rock outcrops and is great for rock pools. Facilities are available around the harbour.
Beaches near Mawnan Smith
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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.
Flushing Cove
30 September 2023
One of several small coves opposite St. Anthony Beach. Access is limited due to lack of parking although alternative access is available by parking at St. Anthony and taking the passenger ferry across the creek (ask in the boat hire shop). The cove is sheltered, quiet and good for young children.
Flushing Beach
19 August 2022
This small rocky and sandy beach is a family favourite during the summer. Access is along the path from the village where the passenger ferry can be found. The views are lovely over the bay to Falmouth and dogs are welcome year round.
Harbour Beach St Mawes
21 June 2021
Located centrally, this beach is a mix of shingle and coarse sand with flattish rocks. There is a steep slipway at the harbour which is not suitable for launching craft.
Mylor Beach
13 August 2016
This shingle beach is easy to access and has fantastic views across the estuary towards St Just in Roseland. It is a safe beach for swimming and there are a few rock pools for exploring.
Bosahan Cove
One of three delightful small coves which are sheltered and backed by woodland. Access is along the coastal path from either St Anthony or Helford.
Bream Cove
Mostly shingle with flat rocky platforms at low water. Good for rock pools and snorkelling with safe swimming unless there is a strong easterly wind. Dogs are allowed year round.
Castle Cove
Use the car park nearest to the Castle and follow the footpath. This beach is a mixture of sand and shingle with flat rock outcrops and is great for rock pools. Facilities are available around the harbour.