Summers Beach St Mawes — Attraction in St. Just-in-Roseland

Beautiful cornish beach with clear enticing blue/green waters & gorgeous surroundings. Car park & toilets up from beach make it suitable for young families with littlies to tend to. Nearby hotels overlooking beach make it an ideal weekend get away or if a day out, simply having lunch out for a treat - recommend the "Idle Rocks" with outside veranda area & superb views (a must if love seafood😉). Equally lovely with delicious food & superb friendly staff is the "Rising Sun".

Further along seafront are gift/artisanal shops, charming pubs, elegant restaurants, hotels & old fashioned cottages with pretty backstreet lanes.

Recommend taking Ferry from St Mawes to Falmouth Harbour where good views of the stunning St Mawes Castle & Pendennis Castle can be achieved (latter at Falmourh). Crossing takes 20 mins with 3 ferries per hour April - October & hourly during winter. Bikes & dogs permitted too. Other ferries operate such as Place Ferry, King Harry Ferry & Helford Ferry as well as boat trips. Each ferry allows many walks (short or long) in areas such as the...

I used to live in Barad-dûr or Redruth as I think it is now called. Dark land , ever darkened by the darkest of clouds. St Mawes's "summer beach" is a land of light and sunshine , quiet , only (mainly) the sounds of boats and boating. Although sometimes the horns which blow often can be audibly uncomfortable in their constancy. The beaches are tidal so that beach squatters are gently moved by a power that is inexorable , no crowds or 7pm dog poo winds. Rockpools , the sounds of water into rock, often the only beachlife is me...

I spent 10 days with my family in Saint Mawes and I must say it is one of the most beautiful places on earth.

The sea view was amazing and the beach was a sight to behold.

Boat rides and walks up to Saint Mawes Castle which was like a real life Game of Thrones experience.

Overall, it is a beautiful place to relax and have time for family and enjoy nature at its best...