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i would recommend this beach to anyone. the town gets very busy in the summer but i can honestly say this beach is huge, if you dont like sunbathing amongst too much cattle you can go for a short wander and set up elsewhere in seclusion.

Once you get a little way from the main town it’s a lovely beach. In the summer season the closer you get to the town the more it feels like an extras convention for Mos Eisley Cantina.

Amazing views of coast. Lots of warning signs and sink holes so stick to the marked paths and keep your doggo on their lead.

A beautiful section of the SWC Path between Perranporth and St. Agnes. The walk to St. Agnes is about 8km long, with no major climbs but fantastic views.

Towanroath Shaft pumping engine house was built in 1872, housing a steam engine that pumped water from a shaft that went 185 metres deep - well below sea level. After Wheal Coates was abandoned in 1914, the engine house perched dramatically on the cliff was restored by the National Trust in 1973.

Easy walking along a stream which takes you to the coast

The coastal path at Ligger Point offers dramatic views of crashing waves against towering cliffs. The entire route between Holywell and Perranporth is truly spectacular.

The section of the South West Coast Path here, which passes close by to Perrenporth Airfield, is super rugged. The coastline is ever so dramatic, with high sea cliffs, sea stacks, and expansive ocean views. As it is with most of the ‘SWCP,’ the views are just super nice.