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Places to see in Cornwall

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With a vast array of things to see in Cornwall it can often be difficult to know where to start when planning your days out. Here you’ll find many of the natural attractions Cornwall has to offer, ranging from beautiful beaches to the rugged moor.

Camel Estuary

Beautiful beaches on the North Coast of Cornwall; popular with both swimmers and sailors.

Padstow Porthcothan

A tiny bay situated between Newquay & Padstow, Porthcothan offers a small beach backed by grassy dunes.

Padstow Tregirls Beach

Located near Padstow, this attractive sandy beach has an interesting and infamous past.

Padstow Lellizzick

A beautiful place to see in Cornwall, Lellizzick overlooks the sand dunes at Hawkers Cove, just outside Padstow.

Wadebridge St Breock Downs Monolith

An interesting Cornish landmark - St Breock is the largest and heaviest stone in Cornwall.

Padstow Bedruthan Steps

One of the most iconic beaches in Cornwall. Providing some of the best views in Cornwall

Wadebridge St Enodoc Church

Providing a place of reflection for many, this interesting and beautiful Cornish church is well worth a visit.

Polzeath Polzeath

As a family friendly beach on the North Cornish Coast, Polzeath offers a variety of things to see and do.

Padstow Harlyn Bay

Beautiful crescent bay, with clear waters close by the Padstow, a great surfing spot on the North coast.

Newquay Mawgan Porth

A perfect beach for families, Mawgan Porth is dog friendly year round and lifeguarded in the summer.

Daymer bay dog friendly beach in Cornwall

Rock Daymer Bay

A great family beach, sheltered by the beautiful Cornish landscape with plenty to do, see and explore - dog friendly all year.

Padstow Constantine Bay

One of a number of beaches in Cornwall that local people will count among their favourites.

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Places to see in Cornwall