google.com, pub-1648455321382317, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0

Perranuthnoe Beach

Barely a strip of sand at high tide but a perfect and stunning spot at low tide, Perranuthnoe Beach (also known as Perran Sands) is certainly worth a visit for it’s beautifully sheltered waters and pituresque surround.

This beach is popular with families but never too over crowded and also popular with the surfing community when the waters are choppy. there are lots of rocks to hop about on and pools to expore at low tide

Situated in front of a village of the same name, which itself is a glorious spot to take a look around. There is a gorgeous coastal walk along the cliffs that back this beach (they are not too high) and fantastic views of St Michaels Mount.

The village is home to one of Cornwalls oldest Inns which serves fantastic food and makes a perfect ending to a lovely day on the beach.

Perranuthnoe is only a few miles away from Penzance which has lots of fabulous sights to take in.

Toilets: Yes

Facilities: There is a cafe just off the beach with outside seating.

Safety: Lifeguards are not in operation on this beach.

Dogs: Dogs are not allowed on this beach between easter and October

Parking:There is some on road parking in and around the village but these spaces are quickly filled, there is also a car park just before the beach.

Access: There is slip way access to this beach.

Facebook Comments

Leave your comment