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Explore Cornwall via Webcam | Coronavirus | Holidays in Cornwall

At a time where it is difficult to travel freely and explore Cornwall due to Covid-19, explore Cornwall through livestream webcams from the safety of your own home! Take a look at some of the best live webcam streams across Cornwall. We’ll bring our favourite hotspots to you during this coronavirus pandemic.

Fistral Beach Webcam

Fistral beach is known for being one of the best surfing destinations across the world. It has a backdrop of high cliffs and golden sand dunes, leading on to a large beach that is 750 metres long. The beach is typically lifeguarded from the end of March until the end of September. It’s also dog friendly all year round.

Fistral Beach Webcam

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View this large luxury holiday cottage that’s close to Fistral Beach. It sleeps between 6-14 people

 

St Ives Webcam

St Ives is a beautiful seaside town with a number of stunning blue-flag rated beaches, including Carbis Bay, Porthmeor and Porthminster. Its location makes it extra special, as it is close to the western tip of Cornwall and the end of the Golf Stream, meaning that it has its own sub-tropical microclimate. Subtropical and exotic plants are able to grow outdoors in St Ives. Bananas have even been known to grow here!

St Ives Webcam

St Ives Webcam | Cornwall | Coronavirus

Take a look at this 4 bed cottage in St Ives that has sea views and a hot tub

Porthtowan Webcam

Porthtowan beach was rated as a blue-flag beach in 2019. It’s a small coastal village on the north coast of Cornwall that is known for being an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It has a golden sandy beach and is also a popular surfing destination. It is generally lifeguarded from May until the end of September and it has a dog ban in place from Easter Sunday until the end of September between 10am and 6pm.

Porthtowan Beach Webcam

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View this dog friendly beach house in Porthtowan that sleeps 6 and has sea views


Gwithian Beach Webcam

Gwithian beach is a large golden sandy beach that stretches across 3 miles, connecting Godrevy, Mexico Beach and Hayle Towans at low tide. It has a number of rock pools to explore, some of which you can also swim in. Its location also makes it great for surfing. This beach is typically lifeguarded from May until the end of September. It has a dog ban in place from 1stJuly to 31stAugust between 10am – 6pm, but dogs are allowed on the beach at any time outside of these dates.

Gwithian Towans Beach Webcam

Gwithian Beach Webcam | Coronavirus

Take a look at this 2-bed annexe that has sea views over Gwithian bay

Padstow Webcam

Trevone Bay Beach is blue-flag awarded beach that is just two miles from Padstow. It is a sandy beach that is surrounded by cliffs, which are great for walking along as they have some spectacular views to Hawkers Cove. Trevone Bay is a popular beach amongst surfers, providing good waves at low to mid tide. It is usually lifeguarded from mid-May until the end of October. There is a dog ban in place from Easter until the end of September.

Trevone Bay Webcam

Take a look at this caravan near Trevone Bay that has 3 bedrooms and has sea views

 

Mevagissey Webcam

Mevagissey is a quaint fishing village in South Cornwall. It has narrow streets and a beautiful fishing harbour. It has some stunning coastal walks, such as the coastal walk from Mevagissey to Portmellon. You can also enjoy a leisurely 7-mile stroll from Gorran to Mevagissey, which has picturesque views along the way.

Mevagissey Webcam

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View this stunning 3-bed apartment that has spectacular views over Mevagissey

Bude Webcam

Bude is a seaside town in North Cornwall that was voted as Best UK Coastal Resort in the British Travel Awards in 2018. It has vast amounts of golden sandy beaches, backed by rugged cliffs. It’s known for being a fantastic surfing destination and it’s also a great walking location, whether you want to explore the beach, town or cliffs. It has a very unique natural attraction cut into the rock at Summerleaze Beach, the Bude Sea Pool. It’s great for those that want to take a relaxed dip when the sea is too rough for swimming.

Bude Webcam

Bude Webcam | Covid-19

Take a look at this 2-bed cottage near the beach in Bude that sleeps 4 and is dog friendly

 

Porth BeachWebcam

Porth is a small seaside village located on the outskirts of Newquay. It has a large, flat golden sandy beach with safe bathing water. It’s generally lifeguarded from May to September and dogs are welcome on the beach, except for between May to September between 9am – 7pm, where a seasonal dog ban is in place.

Porth Beach Webcam

Take a look at this 4-bed holiday cottage that sleeps 8 and is just minutes from Porth beach

 

Coronavirus Advice

 

Following NHS guidance on how to avoid catching and the spread of Coronavirus:

 

Do

  • Stay at home
  • Only go outside for essential food, health reasons or work (where this absolutely cannot be done at home)
  • Stay 2 metres away from other people
  • Wash your hands with soap and water often, for at least 20 seconds
  • Use hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not available
  • Cover you’re your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing

Don’t

  • Do not touch your eyes, nose or mouth if your hands are not clean

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