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If a Cornish beach break is what you’re dreaming of, choose a holiday in Treyarnon Bay, a sheltered, beachy hamlet tucked around the corner from the more popular Constantine Bay on the north Atlantic coast.

A cluster of cottages surrounding a golden sandy beach backed by sand dunes and low lying cliffs, holidays in Treyarnon Bay are the type where you can watch the waves whilst sipping your morning coffee, be the first ones on the beach in the morning and the last to leave as the sun sets over the sea, knowing your holiday cottage is only steps away.

Treyarnon Bay is one of the best family beaches in the area, so it’s the perfect place for holidays with kids. There’s plenty of soft sand for building sandcastles and rockpools teeming with crabs, shrimps and mermaid’s purses, as well as lifeguard cover and brilliant waves for bodyboarding. Bigger kids will love swimming in the sea pool, which traps water as the tide goes out, and there’s a seasonal beach shop selling all the essentials, from Cornish pasties and ice cream to bodyboards, wetsuits and beach equipment. Treyarnon Bay is also dog-friendly all year round, so no one has to miss out on the fun.

This beautiful beach makes up one of the famous ‘seven bays for seven days’ found along this stretch of coastline, so you can spend every day of your holiday in Treyarnon Bay ticking another one off the list. Walking the South West Coast Path is our favourite way to discover the seven bays, where you’ll be treated to stunning sea views and possibly spot pods of dolphins and playful seals. Keen surfers will be spoilt for choice as nearly all of the beaches along the part of the coastline offers great surfing conditions, consistent swell and several surf schools, including Constantine Bay which is reputed to be one of the best places to surf in Cornwall.

When it comes to food and drink, you can head to the nearby village of St Merryn which has a bakery, fish and chip shop and a selection of pubs and restaurants. But the beauty of a holiday in Treyarnon Bay is that you’re also only 15 minutes away from the food-heaven harbour town of Padstow, loved for its celebrity chefs, fresh seafood and Michelin star restaurants.

For rainy days, Treyarnon Bay is only a short drive from Newquay and its array of all weather attractions, including a cinema, the Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo.

Book a holiday in Treyarnon Bay and enjoy a proper Cornish beach break filled with soft sand, stunning views and spectacular sunsets.

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If a Cornish beach break is what you’re dreaming of, choose a holiday in Treyarnon Bay, a sheltered, beachy hamlet tucked around the corner from the more popular Constantine Bay on the north Atlantic coast.

A cluster of cottages surrounding a golden sandy beach backed by sand dunes and low lying cliffs, holidays in Treyarnon Bay are the type where you can watch the waves whilst sipping your morning coffee, be the first ones on the beach in the morning and the last to leave as the sun sets over the sea, knowing your holiday cottage is only steps away.

Treyarnon Bay is one of the best family beaches in the area, so it’s the perfect place for holidays with kids. There’s plenty of soft sand for building sandcastles and rockpools teeming with crabs, shrimps and mermaid’s purses, as well as lifeguard cover and brilliant waves for bodyboarding. Bigger kids will love swimming in the sea pool, which traps water as the tide goes out, and there’s a seasonal beach shop selling all the essentials, from Cornish pasties and ice cream to bodyboards, wetsuits and beach equipment. Treyarnon Bay is also dog-friendly all year round, so no one has to miss out on the fun.

This beautiful beach makes up one of the famous ‘seven bays for seven days’ found along this stretch of coastline, so you can spend every day of your holiday in Treyarnon Bay ticking another one off the list. Walking the South West Coast Path is our favourite way to discover the seven bays, where you’ll be treated to stunning sea views and possibly spot pods of dolphins and playful seals. Keen surfers will be spoilt for choice as nearly all of the beaches along the part of the coastline offers great surfing conditions, consistent swell and several surf schools, including Constantine Bay which is reputed to be one of the best places to surf in Cornwall.

When it comes to food and drink, you can head to the nearby village of St Merryn which has a bakery, fish and chip shop and a selection of pubs and restaurants. But the beauty of a holiday in Treyarnon Bay is that you’re also only 15 minutes away from the food-heaven harbour town of Padstow, loved for its celebrity chefs, fresh seafood and Michelin star restaurants.

For rainy days, Treyarnon Bay is only a short drive from Newquay and its array of all weather attractions, including a cinema, the Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo.

Book a holiday in Treyarnon Bay and enjoy a proper Cornish beach break filled with soft sand, stunning views and spectacular sunsets.

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Trevose Golf Club
(Less than a mile)

Designed by Harry Colt, Trevose Golf Course ranks as one of the UK’s top links golf courses offering a choice of 3 courses in spectacular surroundings.  Visitors of all levels are made to feel most welcome.

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Harlyn Surf School
(2 miles)
When in Cornwall, get out on the water! The coastline is spectacular and there are few better ways to see it than from the sea itself. Offering paddle boarding, coasteering, kayak tours and hire, and surfing lessons, Harlyn Surf School has more than 20 years’ experience and 15 instructors on the team, welcoming people of all ages to fall in love with activities on the water, and their enthusiasm is palpable. They have summer camps available and prices start at £40 for a surf lesson. You can also hire all the equipment you need as well, so you don’t need to worry about bringing anything with you other than a towel and a big smile!

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National Lobster Hatchery
(5 miles)

The National Lobster Hatchery is a unique organisation whose work in conservation, research and education separates them because they work specifically with a commercial species.  A charity based in Padstow, their work helps to make lobster sustainable in the UK, as the species alone is worth an estimated £30m a year. Both the Scandinavian and Mediterranean stocks have completely collapsed, so the hatchery aims to ensure global food security for future generations by facilitating the survival rate of eggs in the wild.  When you visit you can learn all about their work and support conservation.  They are open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10.15am, but opening times are seasonal so keep an eye on the website.  Prices are £12 for adults or £6 for children.

http://www.nationallobsterhatchery.co.uk

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South West Coast Path, Cornwall
South West Coast Path, Cornwall
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Meandering around the South West coast of England is a whopping 630 miles of incredible scenery, ripe for exploring on a dedicated footpath. As the longest National Trail in the UK, the South West Coast Path runs from Minehead in Somerset, along the Devon and Cornwall coast, and all the way to Poole Harbour in Dorset. Sections of the path make for delightful afternoon strolls, or you can be more adventurous and head out on a longer mission. It’s a wonderful way to explore the heritage, wildlife, geology and scenery in Cornwall and the South West, bringing you up close and personal with the natural beauty of the area.

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Walking the coast path is the main reason we come to Cornwall. You can access the path directly from Dolphins Leap to Bedruthan Steps and beyond in one direction and Watergate Bay and beyond in the other direction. Boscastle to Tintagel is a wonderful walk.

April 2023

Camel Ski School
(5 miles)

Located on the beautiful Camel Estuary in Rock. Camel Ski offers a range of activities for all ages from inflatable rides, wake boarding, paddle boarding, wake surfing, kayaking and water skiing. They offer lessons for all ages to learn to water-ski or wake board. Male and female changing facilities are available with access to hot showers, along with all the equipment you will need provided. There is also a small après Ski café on site.

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