Natural Landscapes
Romantic Places to Visit
A National Trust beach and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The most prominent feature in the area is the famous Thurlestone Rock, painted by Turner, which is best seen at high tide.
A sand and shingle beach close to the Exe Estuary.
Two miles of golden sand and safe swimming make this a popular beach. It is a great place to see wildlife particularly the migrating birds in the autumn and winter.
A sandy cove in a peaceful harbour.
The small sandy cove in the village of Polkerris is very popular during the summer. A curved breakwater protects the water and there’s a pub more or less on the beach for those in need of a bit of refreshment.
A sheltered sandy cove in a traditional fishing village.
Hope Cove is a beautiful coastal sanctuary, providing the perfect place to relax and unwind. There are miles of delightful and varied scenery along this rugged Heritage Coastline.
A sheltered sandy beach in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The west beach is popular and has plenty of sand and rock pools to explore. There are also some good walks along the South West Coast Path. The entire coastline is surrounded by beautiful cliff walks.
