Morvah - all beaches

This beach is an absolute treasure, tucked away in a somewhat elusive location. But once you discover it, you'll be amazed. The sand is simply divine and rivals even the most exotic destinations like the Maldives. The water is crystal clear and pristine. Although it can be a bit choppy on cooler days, it's to be expected. The beauty of this beach cannot be captured in photographs alone. I highly recommend a visit if you happen to be in the vicinity.

This beach has stunning scenery and is a prime location for relaxation. However, parking can be a bit of a hassle and the roads leading to it are quite narrow.

When it comes to finding a great beach in Cornwall, a good rule of thumb is to seek out those that require a bit of effort to reach. This is certainly true of the beach I have visited many times over the years. Although it may be a steep walk down from either the lighthouse or cove car park, the tranquil and peaceful surroundings are well worth it. However, it's important to note that the path down may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those with mobility issues or young children. Once you reach the small stream and bridge, you're almost there! It's best to avoid high tide and the hour before and after, as the steep shelf leading into the sea can be dangerous for non-strong swimmers. One of the highlights of this beach is the occasional sighting of a seal napping on the shoreline. It's a reminder that you're in a natural setting, far from the hustle and bustle of city life. Be aware that there are no shops, toilets, or lifeguards nearby, so come prepared with everything you'll need for a day of relaxation and fun in the sun.

This beach is amazing. It's definitely the best dog-friendly beach I've been to in the UK. The sand is nice, there's plenty of space, the water is calm, and there are some fantastic rock pools. Parking costs £2.50 for 4 hours or £4 for the whole day. The earlier you get there, the closer you can park, but be prepared for a big set of stairs to get down to the beach. It's totally worth it though. The view from the car park alone makes the drive worth it.

This beach offers a delightful stroll, and Beryl bikes are available in Penzance if you prefer cycling.

The beach is tucked away and incredibly stunning.