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Great place to rest and relax

The steps have probably been closed for a while, as have all beach access at Porthcothan Beach. It's hard to tell from the highlights. The panorama is gigantic, but unfortunately there is no swimming break...

Dogs are allowed on most Cornish beaches in the off season. For exact dates go to https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/animal-welfare-and-enforcement/dogs-on-beaches/.

Lovely beach to stop at for an ice cream

This is the daytime equivalent of a lighthouse, a daymark tower. It is a navigational aid for seafarers which marks out the safe passage channel. It sits proudly here atop Stepper Point.

Popular with surfers and families alike, Trevone Bay has good swell yet a gently sloping beach as well as plenty of rocks and caves for children to explore. There are toilets, a cafe and a shop at the beach and just a short step inland Trevone has plenty more facilities to offer. It is a good place to park and run round the coastline to Padstow.

Just a half mile from Padstow will bring you to St George's Cove. At high tide there is just a small area of sand, it's low tide when the cove really gets to show off its best side. The golden sands are so vast you can walk all the way to Hawker's Cove and Harbour Cove. Facing out into the Camel Estuary, it is lovely and sheltered but sadly it isn't a swimming beach, as tempting as it looks. The currents in the estuary are very strong and very dangerous. Enjoy the views over to Rock and Daymer Bay instead.

Very wide view over the sea, small islands in sight, it's worth taking binoculars with you.