Perranuthnoe Beach — Attraction in Perranuthnoe

First of all, this beach is not far from the main road, but narrow and twisty in places, be prepared to reverse if something is coming the other way. This beach is a short walk from the paid car park, think it was £4, at this time (April 2019) past a lovely beach cafe. The beach is accessible via steep steps with a rail, directly in front of you, or a ramp to the right, if you have wheelchairs, mostly sandy beach, with a few rocks, so not too bad underfoot. A few rock pools for the children, very clean. There are warnings about the cliffs being sandy and likely to give way, and they do look unsafe, so don't let the children do...

Real nice beach, we went on a real windy day so there was not many people there which was really nice. There are local toilets which are no longer managed by the council but locals, they ask for donations to keep the toilets open and in use, please ensure you donate to keep these in situ otherwise there will be no local convenience. There is also a cafe, I didn't use it as I was unaware of the size and what they sold, but next time I'll eat there if I need too. Looked very nice and well stocked. I walked the coast path so can't...

Busy family beach, surf can be lush, no beach at high tide so everyone leaves or crams onto slipway...cafe is great, parking is £4 per day, £2 at night. Bring cash, although cafe accept card for food etc, no cash back, as they can't hold enough. Perranuthnoe, the village is sweet and traditional, a good pub, road side sales, craft studios and small artisan businesses to explore. Not far from some stunning stretches of golden sands and camping and of course just around the rock from St Michaels Mount...