Perranporth

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2025-01-21

Perranporth bathing water is at the southern end of Perran Sands on the north coast of Cornwall. It is a sandy beach resort approximately 700 metres wide, backed by sand dunes. A stream flows across the beach to the sea.

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Beaches close to Perranporth

Perranporth Penhale Sands ⟼ 1.1 km away

Perranporth Penhale Sands is in the centre of Perran Sands on the north coast of Cornwall. It is a sandy beach resort approximately one kilometre wide, backed by sand dunes. A stream flows across the beach to the sea.

Perranporth Penhale Sands ⟼ 1.9 km away

Trevaunance Cove ⟼ 4.5 km away

Trevaunance Cove ⟼ 4.6 km away

Trevaunance Cove is on the north coast of Cornwall. It is a sand and rock beach resort, approximately 250 metres wide, backed by cliffs. There is a small stream that disperses over the sand.

Holywell Bay ⟼ 4.8 km away

Holywell Bay is on the north coast of Cornwall. It is a rural sandy beach, approximately 1.2 kilometres wide, backed by cliffs and sand dunes. There is a stream that flows across the southern end of the beach. Holywell Bay, a charming destination located about 5 miles (8.9 km) outside Newquay, offers visitors an idyllic seaside escape. Lifeguards are present daily from May to September and the beach is dog-friendly year-round. Access to the beach is available through the National Trust parking area, which is located only 5 minutes' walk away and can be found using the postcode TR8 5PF. During high season, from May to September, visitors can take advantage of the convenient toilets and cafe facilities. The beach also offers disabled access. Additionally, a natural paddling area for children is created by a meandering stream that flows down from the gorgeous backdrop of dunes. For families, Holywell Bay is the perfect adventure spot. However, please note that there are no food or toilet facilities on the beach. But worry not, Cubert is just 1 mile away and offers various shops, a post office, and even leisure parks such as Holywell Bay leisure park.

Porth Joke Beach ⟼ 6.1 km away

Polly Joke Beach, situated in the western part of Newquay, is a hidden gem that lies within a charming and narrow cove that is flanked by Kelsey Head and Pentire Point West headlands. Unlike other crowded beaches in Cornwall, this serene and secluded beach offers a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. While there are no lifeguards present on this beach, it boasts of stunning vistas that make for excellent photography opportunities. Visitors should also be aware that dogs are not allowed on the beach all year round, and parking is not available; access is only possible via walking from nearby locations such as Holywell Bay or Crantock, or by hiking from West Pentire. Porth Joke Beach is a north west-facing stretch of beach that boasts of an array of rock pools and caves that are only visible during low tide. Positioned between the more crowded Holywell Bay and Crantock beaches, this secluded haven is only a short five-mile distance away from the bustling Newquay town.

Crantock ⟼ 6.9 km away

Crantock Beach is on the north coast of Cornwall at the mouth of the Gannel Estuary. It is a sandy beach resort, approximately 940 metres wide, surrounded by sand dunes and cliffs. The River Gannel flows the length of the beach to the sea at the north end of the beach. Crantock Beach is a beautiful stretch of golden sand, situated on the River Gannel estuary. This lovely beach boasts good surf for all ability levels, making it perfect for surfers and beachgoers alike. Extensive dunes, rock pools and caves provide ample exploring opportunities for visitors. The beach spans between the headlands of Pentire and West Pentire, with Crantock located at the mouth of the River Gannel. Access to the beach is via steep dunes, making it a bit of a workout for those looking to soak up the sun. It is important to note that the right-hand side of the beach meets the River Gannel estuary, which can result in strong currents. Therefore, it is advisable to bathe towards the left side of the bay. Crantock Beach is home to various amenities such as toilets, cafes, and restaurants. It also offers disabled access for individuals with special needs. Dogs are allowed to roam freely on the beach year-round. The National Trust provides free car parking for its members; those interested can follow the postcode TR8 5SE. Buses run regularly to and from the beach, and it is only a 15-minute drive from Newquay Town Centre, making it accessible for all. Lifeguards are present daily from May through September, ensuring the safety of visitors.Crantock Beach is situated about 1 kilometers west of Crantock.

The Gannel Estuary ⟼ 7.5 km away

Enjoy the natural beauty of the Gannel Estuary, a tidal river that can be discovered during low tide. This estuary, once a bustling waterway for transporting coal, wood, and sand, is now a popular spot for horse riding and dog walking year-round. Driving to the estuary is convenient, but parking is limited. As an alternative, the estuary can easily be reached by foot from Newquay, and serves as the starting point for the picturesque Newquay to Crantock circular walk. However, it is important to exercise caution and check the tide timetable before embarking on your journey, as high tide can pose a safety risk. Plan your excursion accordingly to explore the Gannel Estuary safely and efficiently.

Chapel Porth Beach ⟼ 7.8 km away

Chapel Porth Beach is 3 kilometers west of St. Agnes in the county of Cornwall.

Chapel Porth ⟼ 7.8 km away

Chapel Porth is on the north coast of Cornwall, approximately three kilometres from St Agnes. At high tide the beach is a small sand and shingle cove approximately 130 metres wide. At low tide a large stretch of sandy beach approximately one kilometre wide is exposed between Tubby's Head and the neighbouring beach at Porthtowan. The beach is backed by large moorland covered cliffs which are dotted with caves and several natural arches.