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Great little beach along this part of the coast, but it looks like it disappears pretty much totally at high tide, so check the tide times. Apart from during high tide there is a reasonable amount of beach, and once the tide is fully out there is a good stretch of golden sand, rock pools, etc. There is also a historic man-made cave up on the cliffs to your left when facing the sea. Access is not for the faint-hearted, though, and probably impossible for anyone with mobility problems due to the lack of proper steps on the final section of the descent. Seaton would be a better choice if this sounds like it would apply to you. Parking is available in a car park immediately...
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What a find, looked on the map and had a bit of a road trip, never been here before but the water is shallow, warm and safe for families. Suggest you arrive earlyish as the car park is limited spaces. Mobile signal to pay via Just park is best near to the roadside, in the car park is a dead zone. Suggest you pay an hour and top up if you find a spot on beach. I'm with EE and easily got mobile signal from the beach to top up parking.
Walk to the beach via a path which I recommend trainers and not flip flops or bare feet.
Arrive around low tide for best experience as the beach is...
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Another hidden nature gem on the Cornish coast. If you manage to do it, you will have a beach almost exclusively for you, along with the entire maze of rocks, especially at low tide. It's quite a hidden place, and once you're on the beach, there are walls of rocks everywhere, which gives you the feeling of a nice hiding place....
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