Trevaunance Cove is a small bay on the north Cornish coast and a residential area of St Agnes, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. In the 18th and 19th centuries it was a busy harbour despite storms often destroying the quay. The South West Coast Path passes over the coastal slope to the north.
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A great unspoilt beach which allows dogs all year and encourages responsible owners. There are so many places these days where you can go as a family, pet included, where you can enjoy the sea and have facilities on hand such as life guards and cafes. It's a fairly small beach and when the tide is in it disappears entirely so be sure to check the tide times, when the tide is out however there is a generous stretch which suits most families.
In the morning the sun can be obscured by the cliffs but by the afternoon it blazes down on the sand and soon warms up - even in late September.
There is "Breakers Surf School" operating on the beach and they hire wetsuits and boards at a very reasonable price. If you are looking for somewhere that isn't too intimidating or surrounded by thousands of people then this is a great...
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It's very good for surfers as there are many big waves. There is a lot of seaweed on the beach and in the water which in my personal preference, put me off of the beach but the sights are lovely. There are a couple of caves that you can explore but they arent that big. The closest car park is usually busy but there is a long stay car park just before the main one which I was able to get into. There arent lifeguards 24/7 as I think they leave around 6 o clock give or take but it's easy enough to figure out wheres safe and wheres not. It's not a massive beach like crantock beach or newquay town beach but it's big enough for people to spread out as it isnt a popular beach. I found out about it...
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What an absolute hidden gem! Booked (Koru)kayaking based here for my sons, which they commented was "amazing"! It was the first week in August and a hot, busy day. The beach area soon filled up. Bustling, but not stressful. Lifeguards were buzzing around. The surf was good. Lots of body boarding/surfing going on.It is a very steep walk down from the VERY busy, small car park. The pub (Verdant brewery yay!) had a great selection of drinks and a delicious selection of pizzas on the menu. It inspired us to visit Verdant Brewery in Falmouth (which is also highly recommended!). We highly recommend a visit here. It's an absolute treasure for families. Wish we'd found it when my...
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