Kennack Sands — Attraction in Grade-Ruan

An absolute gem of a find! Stunning location with large rock formations and plenty of rock pools at low tide. Very similar to kynance cove, but without the long, tricky walk down to the beach (I love kynance, but haven't been this year as I imagine social distancing on the final part of the walk down would be near impossible)! Top tip - arrive early and plan to stay for the day - the lane down to the beach car park is narrow and the car park does fill up - you don't want to be trying to negotiate your way back up the lane while others are still coming down to try and park! We got there around 10am and parked easily (£4 all day), then got breakfast from one of the two beach cafes. There is also a surf school on the beach but you'll need to check if they're operating with current covid restrictions. Social distancing measures in place for the cafes and toilets, and the beach is large enough to tuck yourself away from others. Ideal beach for children too, with lovely, soft sand and a little stream...

Wild and beautiful winter day. Powerful waves and strong gusts of wind led to a very different experience than in summer. I was very fatigued after a wobbly wander close by, and so only made it a short distance from the car, but will return to see more.

The cafe was closed, but there were other things to do like try out the telescope looking out over the bay, the beach was large and looked like sand though I couldn't make it down there today.

I enjoyed how raw it felt and looked, a light mist was starting to blow in as the sun was setting behind me.

Toilets were up a path that looked a little too steep and narrow for my crutches, but maybe wouldn't look so daunting if this were the first adventure of the day. Smooth, flat concrete and timber walkways were easy to navigate on crutches and by wheelchair, and would be easy with...

So nice just off the campsite nice and chillout beach abit of a steep hill though to get down and come back up but if you take care they got a small var park down the bottom just off the beach with gift shop and surfing school where you can pay to get teached how to surf i havnt done it but ive seen it and a place where they sell ice cream they somtimes have a lifeguard there for the beach in summer time they do also if you go on the other side of the beach when the sea is out abit you can go over the other side and see a old war bunker thats what ive discovered got a nice walk you can do to and its a nice calm sandy...