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Godrevy Beach
Gwithian, Hayle TR27 5ED, United Kingdom
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TR27 5ED, United Kingdom
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Mutton Cove (obserwacja fok)
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Mutton Cove (obserwacja fok)

Gwinear, Gwithian, Hayle TR27 5ED, United Kingdom
4.9(89)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Outdoor
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Pet friendly
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Debora WorrallDebora Worrall
We parked in a National Trust car park. We have saved quite a bit on our holiday being members. It’s best before you go that you check when the tide is low. There is a place up the hill where you can see the seals all laying on the beach at low tide. You can’t spot them at first as they blend in. It’s handy if you have binoculars with you which we did. Amazing to see them in their natural habitat. Early in the year you can spot the pups. Apparently they are protected now so there are quite a few of them. There is also a great view there of Godrevy Head lighthouse. Nice beach there where we sunbathed. The water wasn’t suitable for swimming in as there were quite big waves and lots of seaweed
Fliss WalkerFliss Walker
Perfect place to go and see some seals in their natural habitat. Please abide by the signs and move away if your dog starts to bark though. Park in the National Trust car park which is free for members. Follow the road up past the toilets then turn right up the footpath to the top of the hill. Below you will see the seals. Best time to visit is at low tide, there's not much of a beach at high tide and this is generally when they go out to feed. If you head to your left there is a lovely short walk around the headland, with great views of Godrevy Lighthouse. Keep an eye out in the water, there are often seals to be seen swimming.
Sean McBrideSean McBride
Beautiful spot to see seals in their natural habitat. Mutton Cove is just a short, easy walk from the well-organised National Trust car park, which has friendly attendants and plenty of space. The drive up is single lane, but there are lots of passing places so it’s no problem. Once there, the views are stunning and you can clearly see the seals resting below. You can carry on walking along the cliffs or head to Godrevy Beach, which has steps leading down to a gorgeous sandy beach. Peaceful and not built up at all, just one small food kiosk. A lovely place to spend a few hours.
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We parked in a National Trust car park. We have saved quite a bit on our holiday being members. It’s best before you go that you check when the tide is low. There is a place up the hill where you can see the seals all laying on the beach at low tide. You can’t spot them at first as they blend in. It’s handy if you have binoculars with you which we did. Amazing to see them in their natural habitat. Early in the year you can spot the pups. Apparently they are protected now so there are quite a few of them. There is also a great view there of Godrevy Head lighthouse. Nice beach there where we sunbathed. The water wasn’t suitable for swimming in as there were quite big waves and lots of seaweed
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Perfect place to go and see some seals in their natural habitat. Please abide by the signs and move away if your dog starts to bark though. Park in the National Trust car park which is free for members. Follow the road up past the toilets then turn right up the footpath to the top of the hill. Below you will see the seals. Best time to visit is at low tide, there's not much of a beach at high tide and this is generally when they go out to feed. If you head to your left there is a lovely short walk around the headland, with great views of Godrevy Lighthouse. Keep an eye out in the water, there are often seals to be seen swimming.
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Beautiful spot to see seals in their natural habitat. Mutton Cove is just a short, easy walk from the well-organised National Trust car park, which has friendly attendants and plenty of space. The drive up is single lane, but there are lots of passing places so it’s no problem. Once there, the views are stunning and you can clearly see the seals resting below. You can carry on walking along the cliffs or head to Godrevy Beach, which has steps leading down to a gorgeous sandy beach. Peaceful and not built up at all, just one small food kiosk. A lovely place to spend a few hours.
Sean McBride

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5.0
28w

If you’re going to visit any area of the Cornish coastline and want an exciting and unique experience I would definitely recommend going here. I was beside myself with joy when I approached the viewing point and saw more than 40 seals lying on the beach below! All different colours and sizes. I didn’t have particularly high hopes as places often claim to have a large wildlife presence and don’t always deliver but this was amazing. You have to be quiet to respect their peace but that just adds to the wonder of watching these beautiful animals in their natural surroundings. We ate fish and chips for our dinner on the clifftop by the car park and then walked around the head to visit the cove - such a...

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5.0
2y

We parked in a National Trust car park. We have saved quite a bit on our holiday being members. It’s best before you go that you check when the tide is low. There is a place up the hill where you can see the seals all laying on the beach at low tide. You can’t spot them at first as they blend in. It’s handy if you have binoculars with you which we did. Amazing to see them in their natural habitat. Early in the year you can spot the pups. Apparently they are protected now so there are quite a few of them. There is also a great view there of Godrevy Head lighthouse. Nice beach there where we sunbathed. The water wasn’t suitable for swimming in as there were quite big waves and...

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5.0
2y

This places is absolutely beautiful and a must see if you are visiting the area, you can park in the top national trust car park and then it’s just a short walk to see the seals. The national trust staff are really helpful and friendly too, we forgot to bring our national trust card with us and ended up paying the cost they really kindly offered to give us a temporary car for our window the next time we came. We were doing a mini tour of the coast and mentioned where we were going and they gave us so many helpful tips on places to stay and visit. Just the friendliest people and we really appreciated the suggestions! Thanks for being so...

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