National Trust - Trevose Headland — Attraction in St. Merryn

Beautiful circular coastal walk from the National Trust car park at Trevose, Padstow. Maned car park with Pay & Display Machines, a board with a map of the coastal path and some other useful information regarding everyone's safety. There was an ice cream van parked up on the day we visited. Lots of walkers, with and without dogs. Families that were visiting one of a couple of beautiful beaches. The weather was great, the walk was great too, but the best bit was the amazing and absolutely stunning views of the coast and countryside. We all had a fantastic time here. Along the walk you will come across benches so you can sit for as long as you want to, to either rest up or take in the beautiful views and take photos. Sadly the Life Boat Station was closed but still an impressive site. The lighthouse looked stunning against the blue sea and sky. Lot's of wildlife, about on our walk. Some very special lifetime memories were made, This is a place of natural beauty that everyone should try to visit if in the area. Highly recommend this beautiful...

Don't miss the giant blow hole at Trevose Headland it is quite spectacular! It was exceptionally windy so we kept some distance as it is deep and looks quite dangerous if you get blown in! There doesn't seem to be a way down and I don't know if you can reach it by the sea, however it was a very rough day so we were not going to risk it and get cut off! There are no safety railing like most of Cornwal so make sure that if you have children to keep them close by - I wouldn't go cycling too close...

We had a great time walking round Trevose Head. We use a fantastic App called iWalk Cornwall which directed us to Constantine Bay carpark, it's a small car park but parking is free in the winter anyway. The walk was 6 miles which took us round the headland passed Padstow lifeboat station which is very impressive and worth a look, then on to Harlyn where we stopped for a bit to eat, before making our way back to the car, a really...