04/09/2026
🌊 From hidden coves and dramatic cliffs to ancient woodland and tidal islands, Cornwall really knows how to put on a show…
📍 Nanjizal
Tucked away beneath the cliffs near Land’s End, Nanjizal is one of West Cornwall’s most secluded coves.
📍 St Nectan’s Glen
Hidden in ancient woodland near Tintagel, St Nectan’s Glen feels like somewhere lifted straight from a storybook and steeped in magic.
📍 Portreath
A historic harbour village on Cornwall’s north coast, Portreath sits between towering cliffs with a sandy beach opening out onto the Atlantic. It’s also a brilliant starting point for coastal walks with views stretching along Cornwall’s dramatic coastline.
📍 St Michael’s Mount
Rising from Mount’s Bay opposite Marazion, St Michael’s Mount is one of Cornwall’s most iconic sights. At low tide, you can walk across the ancient cobbled causeway to the island, with its medieval castle and gardens sitting high above the sea.
📍 Chapel Porth
A wild little cove near St Agnes, surrounded by towering cliffs and Cornwall’s historic mining landscape. At low tide, the beach opens into a huge stretch of golden sand, while the coast path above serves up some spectacular Atlantic views.
📍 Holywell Bay
Sweeping dunes, golden sand and the unmistakable Gull Rocks sitting just offshore. Holywell Bay is big, wild and beautifully Cornish, especially when the evening light starts rolling across the bay.
🤍 How many have you already seen?
