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Key Features
- Property code: 026
- Preferred changeover day: Saturday
- Check in: 5pm
- Check out: 10am
- Bathrooms
- Parking (see description for details)
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
A charming and cosy semi-detached cottage just for two. Clematis Cottage is located next to the green in the pretty hamlet of Trenale which is close to Tintagel and the dramatic clifftop walks and sandy beaches of the North Cornish coast. Set to one side of a quiet country lane, the cottage is entered from a gated path shared with one other property.
Tintagel is half a mile away with an array of independent shops, restaurants, pubs and of course the medieval fortification of Tintagel Castle linked with the legend of King Arthur. The beaches at Trebarwith Strand and Bossiney Cove and the attractive fishing village of Boscastle are 2.5 miles respectively.
With really quite lovely views from the garden at the back of the cottage, Clematis is the perfect Cornish cottage to while away the hours, kick back and relax!
Key Features
- Property code: 026
- Preferred changeover day: Saturday
- Check in: 5pm
- Check out: 10am
- Bathrooms
- Parking (see description for details)
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
A charming and cosy semi-detached cottage just for two. Clematis Cottage is located next to the green in the pretty hamlet of Trenale which is close to Tintagel and the dramatic clifftop walks and sandy beaches of the North Cornish coast. Set to one side of a quiet country lane, the cottage is entered from a gated path shared with one other property.
Tintagel is half a mile away with an array of independent shops, restaurants, pubs and of course the medieval fortification of Tintagel Castle linked with the legend of King Arthur. The beaches at Trebarwith Strand and Bossiney Cove and the attractive fishing village of Boscastle are 2.5 miles respectively.
With really quite lovely views from the garden at the back of the cottage, Clematis is the perfect Cornish cottage to while away the hours, kick back and relax!
Entrance
The front door opens into the kitchen.
Kitchen
Small, galley style kitchen with original beams and slate floor. Kitchen and outhouse appliances include fridge, fridge/freezer, electric hob, combination microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. One step leads up into;
Living/dining room
With beamed ceiling, SMART television, easy seating and pleasant view over the secluded lawn garden through the quirky window which has been cleverly installed in the original fireplace.
Stairs
Steep stairs lead up to;
Bedroom with en-suite
A cosy twin bedroom with 3ft pine beds. One step leads up into the en-suite bathroom W.C. with hand basin and electric shower over a half size bath.
Heating
The property is heated via a combination of night stores.
General
The lovely garden with views is accessed from the front of the property to the side where a handy out-house is located and provides space for the laundry equipment.
At one end of the front patio is the laundry room with a side gate leading to the lovely enclosed garden which has a useful outside W.C., shaded lawn and a little lost garden to be discovered with an uncovered pond. From here, the panoramic views are fantastic with dramatic sunsets; even better when accompanied by a bottle of wine. Garden furniture provided.
Perched on rugged cliffs overlooking the Atlantic in North Cornwall, Tintagel is steeped in myth and legend. Surrounded by stunning, dramatic scenery, the historic ruins of Tintagel Castle and beautiful beaches, it’s no surprise that holidays in Tintagel are so popular.
Meaning ‘village on a mountain’, Tintagel is set high on the north coast of Cornwall between Padstow and Bude. The village is famed for its mystical clifftop castle which, legend has it, was the birthplace of King Arthur. No holiday in Tintagel is complete without exploring the Norman castle ruins, half on the mainland and half on an island, which are now maintained by English Heritage. After learning all about King Arthur and the castle’s history, you can follow the footpath down to a little beach below the island called Castle Cove, home to Merlin’s Cave. Not only is Tintagel Castle and its legendary past fascinating, it also offers some of the most breathtaking coastal views in Cornwall - no wonder it’s one of the most visited places in Britain!
There are many more things to do in Tintagel than visit the castle. Back in Tintagel village you’ll find King Arthur’s Great Halls, an impressive granite building dedicated to Arthurian legend, as well as the National Trust’s Old Post Office, a wonky-roofed medieval building with over 600 years of history to explore. There’s no shortage of shops, pubs and restaurants in Tintagel, from quirky gift shops, fudge and Cornish pasties, to traditional pub grub and Cornish cream teas.
Our favourite thing to do in Tintagel is head to the South West Coast Path. The walks along North Cornwall’s coast are stunning with gigantic headlands, crystal-clear turquoise waters and an abundance of wildlife - if you’re lucky you can often spot seals! With the coast path passing along the edge of the village, Tintagel is perfect for walking holidays and dog-friendly getaways. Follow the coast path for four miles to the pretty fishing village of Boscastle, or head the other direction to reach picture-perfect Port Isaac, home of Doc Martin.
There’s no shortage of beautiful beaches near Tintagel, including some of the sweeping surf beaches Cornwall is famed for. Nearby you’ll find Trebarwith Strand and Tregardock where you can ride the Atlantic waves, as well as an abundance of pretty coves, such as Castle Cove and Bossiney. Within a 30 minute drive you’ll reach the beaches of Polzeath, Daymer Bay in Rock and Bude.
From stunning natural beauty to mythical kings and castles, coastal walks to world-class surf and golden beaches to rugged moorland, a holiday in Tintagel makes a great base to experience the best bits of North Cornwall.
There is an arrangement in place with a neighbouring property for the parking of one vehicle, please contact the office for more details.
- LOYALTY DISCOUNT available **Only 1 discount applies if other offers available**
- This property accommodates a maximum of 2 people plus 1 infant
- Cot and high chair not available
- Sorry, this property does not accept pets
Vega
(Less than a mile)
Get your taste buds tingling at Vega and enjoy 100% vegan food and drink, using organic, Fairtrade ingredients wherever possible. They offer a tapas menu allowing you to try a selection of different dishes as well as a core menu offering curries, pasta dishes and more. Open Tuesday- Sunday in the summer season.
Vega Tintagel, PL34 0AH (T: 01840 770460)
St Nectans Glen Cafe
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Relax before or after your visit to the magical 60ft waterfall in the beautiful riverside café. Enjoy a variety of treats from Cornish cream teas to hot soups through to hearty meals. Sit back by the fire in the winter or out in the garden in the summer and enjoy the sound of the waterfall and birdsong in the background.
St Nectan's Glen Cafe, Tintagel, PL34 0BE (T:01840 779538)
A lovely cafe at the end of a fantastic walk, food was delicious, hot chocolate cream and marshmallows was so good, lovely insida and out. Really friendly staff
April 2023
Perfect for refreshments after the walk through the wood and visiting the falls.
June 2022
Good location. Good coffee.
June 2021
King Arthur's Arms Inn, Tintagel
(Less than a mile)
(1)
A excellent place to stop for a drink or bite to eat after exploring Tintagel, King Arthurs Arms is a traditional pub serving home cooked food and a good selection of local ales and other drinks.
King Arthurs Arms, Fore Street, Tintagel PL34 ODA (T: 01840 770628)
Friendly pub and good choice of well cooked food
January 2024
The Wootons Inn
(Less than a mile)
Located just before the entrance to Tintagel Castle with live music often playing.
Via Facebook - The Wootons Inn, Fore Street, Tintagel, Cornwall (T:01840 770170)
Charlie's
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Sit back, relax and watch the world go by at Charlie’s restaurant and delicatessen located in heart of Tintagel. Serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea Monday- Saturday, food is expertly cooked to order using the very best Cornish ingredients, complimented with a selection of locally produced wines and drinks, with the emphasis on seasonal, local & artisan.
Charlie's Fore Street, Tintagel, PL34 0DA (T: 01840 779500)
Lovely scones, slow service
July 2023
This is one of my favourite places in Tintagel, and often meet up with friends for coffee and snack, or lunch. Great cream tea, as well!
October 2022
Fantastic food - can recommend the crab sandwich, waffles and fab chips. Really overly staff, very friendly and attentive.
August 2022
St Nectan's Glen
(Less than a mile)
(2)
Visit the sacred site of St Nectan's Glen and see how the river Trevillet has carved its way through the slate to create a magnificent 60 foot waterfall and punched a hole through the original kieve (basin). Access this area of outstanding natural beauty through an ancient woodland walk along the banks of the river. Arrive at the hermitage and enjoy a well-deserved cream tea or coffee before wondering down to the waterfall to experience one of Cornwall’s hidden treasures. Prices start from £5.95 for an Adult and £4.70 for a child.
Click here for further information
Friendly staff and a well-looked after and interesting attraction.
June 2021
Really enjoyed the walk down to the waterfall.
August 2020
Tintagel Castle
(Less than a mile)
(7)
Part of English Heritage, Tintagel Castle is more a ruin than a castle these days, but nonetheless, it’s an exciting opportunity to get involved with the history, myths and exceptional scenery at this spot that’s inextricably linked to the legend of King Arthur. Set on a coastline that has inspired artists and writers for centuries, see ancient artefacts and explore the history of the castle and the legends that have shaped its story, as well as learning about its time as a royal stronghold, thriving trading post and the setting for romantic stories. Prices start at £7.90 for adults who are not members, and £4.70 for children.
Tintagel Castle and grounds was an enjoyable and interesting day out.
October 2023
Atmospheric , great views, nice cafe by the sea.
April 2023
Fantastic!!!. Absolutely outstanding views
September 2021
Fantastic!!!. Absolutely outstanding views
September 2021
Brilliant place to visit with so much history. It is a very steep walk down which you do not get told, we always took a short cut across the first bridge on your left that you will come to this will take you on to the church path which is fantastic this is a must to see the door is left open for tourist there are little booklets telling you all a bout it for a small fee in a donation box. If you want the Tintagel Castle head to the right of the opening. If you feel You can not walk to far catch the Land Rover's that only cost a couple of pounds you will find them on the top of the hill next to Wootans Pub. If you want to know more about the castle buy the book in the shop before you entre, it will talk you through step by step on where you are in the Castle and what sort of age the ruins are. Don't forget to check high times to visit Merlins Cave. Last thing for me to say is you will not be dissapointed
September 2021
Great place to visit and take it all in...
August 2021
Much as we would have liked to try out the new bridge, we felt £16 each was a bit steep for the privilege and got a good enough view from the grounds of the big hotel above.
September 2019
Museum of Witchcraft
(3 miles)
(2)
A magic experience to enjoy while you’re on holiday in Cornwall, the Museum of Witchcraft is in the village of Boscastle and was the creation of Cecil Williams whose fascination with the subject started in childhood. He set up the Cornish museum in 1960, saying it was three miles from a prehistoric maze stone carved into a living rock face, ‘proof that from ancient times man and his magic making with the world of spirit were active in this area’. Today you can visit to explore the collections or enjoy seasonal events such as candlelit evenings and Halloween at the museum.
Only visited once years ago as it doesn’t appear to open in the winter months.
November 2023
No Intentions of ever going there, evil should not be encouraged or celebrated
July 2023
Bowood Park Golf Club
(4 miles)
Set in 230 acres on the North Cornwall coast, Bowood Park offers year round play and great value for money. Easily accesibly from popular destinations such as Padstow, Tintagel and Port Isaac and well worth a visit.
Click here for further details
Big Dunk's Paintball
(5 miles)
For an action-packed, adrenaline-filled day of adventure, try your hand a paintballing, outdoor laser tag or combat archery. A purpose-built UKPSF accredited site set in 20 acres, Big Dunks Paintball offers a great day out for any group, big or small. Younger children can also take part in child-friendly 'Splatmaster' paintballing.
Click here for further details
Bossiney Cove Beach
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Just a mile along the road from Tintagel lies Bossiney Cove, a beautiful hidden gem which is completely covered at high tide. Access to the beach is via a footpath over some farmland and then by steep steps down to the small sandy beach. At the right hand side of the cove there is a great cave to explore that is 60 feet high at the entrance, also see if you can spot the elephant rock hidden in the cliff face! This beach is dog friendly all year and parking can be found in a nearby layby at the top.
It’s closed off because of a rock fall. It would have been good to know this in advance.
June 2021
Beautiful beach!
August 2020
What a stunning property in the most tranquil location. We have just returned from a magical week, despite the weather. So many lovely walks and great pubs! We will be back for sure.
February 2020
Tintagel Beach
(2 miles)
In the shadow of Tintagel Castle, Tintagel Beach is small and often overlooked, barely accessible via a scrabble down the cliff path. To the north of the beach there’s a waterfall and to the south is Merlin's Cave, a 300ft long tunnel passing under Tintagel Island and castle that’s only accessible at low tide. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round, and the beauty of the place is its remoteness – just you, the beach and the sea, so there aren’t any facilities nearby basically.
Trebarwith Strand
(2 miles)
(6)
Two miles from Tintagel, Trebarwith Strand Beach on the north Coast of Cornwall is easily accessible and is owned by the National Trust. A long stretch of sand, it’s backed by flat rocks and steep cliffs, but check the tides before you visit because people often get cut off in the summer months. Once there, there are caves to explore and rock pools containing a wealth of sea life. It’s been the setting for a number of films in its time, but these days it’s all about swimming (when lifeguards are on duty between May and September) and exploring. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round, and there are two car parks – the main one is a bit of a walk away, and a smaller one is closer to the beach. There’s also a handful of roadside parking spaces.
Great beach, you will need to check the tide times though The Port William is a good pub overlooking the beach with great views, there is also a small cafe
September 2023
Beautiful rocky cove at the where you arrive. You have to come close to low tide to explore beyond.
April 2023
This is a fabulous beach with a nice cafe, a pub and shop and toilet facilities. You need a book of the tide times so that you can make the most of your visit here.
August 2022
Our favourite beach if you can work round the tide times!
August 2022
Beautiful clean beach, pleased that it is a dog friendly one.
July 2022
Another great place to run the dog when the tide is out. Took excellent photos here at sunset. Coast path walk from here to Tintagel is relatively easy going with great views.
September 2019
Tregardock Beach
(4 miles)
Best known as a surf beach, Tregardock Beach is only accessible by footpath, which offers beautiful views of the water and Port Isaac as you head down. It is quite a stroll and the terrain is bumpy, so it’s not an ideal beach to visit with children. The path can also get quite muddy, so keep an eye on the weather. There’s a seasonal ban on dogs from Easter to September, and there aren’t any facilities in the immediate vicinity of the beach. When the tide goes out, several small beaches become one long stretch of sand, and there’s a waterfall cascading down the cliffs at the back of the beach as well as caves to explore, so it really is a little paradise hidden in the landscape. Because it’s not easy to access, it’s usually quiet at this beach, but parking along the roadside near the farm at Treligga is very limited, so it’s a good idea to head over as early as possible and make sure you don’t get cut off at high tide.
Strangles Beach
(6 miles)
October 2023
This is our second time we have stayed and enjoyed it very much .hope to be back.brilliant sunsets and interesting garden,
October 2023
Lovely cottage ideal for base to visit attractions
September 2023
Great stay very quiet lovely views from garden.
August 2023
Excellent - thank you
October 2022
We loved our stay from beginning to end. Special thanks to mrs. Lockwood.
August 2021
The cottage was clean & tidy very comfortable with a small but very usable kitchen , freezer & laundry room available . A great example of an old Cornish cottage The gardens, & outside space was lovely with a great view. A nice quiet area and very handy for walking into Tintagel Village
July 2021
Lovely little cottage. Cosy homely and quiet.
October 2023
This is our second time we have stayed and enjoyed it very much .hope to be back.brilliant sunsets and interesting garden,
October 2023
Lovely cottage ideal for base to visit attractions
September 2023
Great stay very quiet lovely views from garden.
August 2023
Excellent - thank you
October 2022
We loved our stay from beginning to end. Special thanks to mrs. Lockwood.
August 2021
The cottage was clean & tidy very comfortable with a small but very usable kitchen , freezer & laundry room available . A great example of an old Cornish cottage The gardens, & outside space was lovely with a great view. A nice quiet area and very handy for walking into Tintagel Village
July 2021
Lovely little cottage. Cosy homely and quiet.
Vega
(Less than a mile)
Get your taste buds tingling at Vega and enjoy 100% vegan food and drink, using organic, Fairtrade ingredients wherever possible. They offer a tapas menu allowing you to try a selection of different dishes as well as a core menu offering curries, pasta dishes and more. Open Tuesday- Sunday in the summer season.
Vega Tintagel, PL34 0AH (T: 01840 770460)
St Nectans Glen Cafe
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Relax before or after your visit to the magical 60ft waterfall in the beautiful riverside café. Enjoy a variety of treats from Cornish cream teas to hot soups through to hearty meals. Sit back by the fire in the winter or out in the garden in the summer and enjoy the sound of the waterfall and birdsong in the background.
St Nectan's Glen Cafe, Tintagel, PL34 0BE (T:01840 779538)
A lovely cafe at the end of a fantastic walk, food was delicious, hot chocolate cream and marshmallows was so good, lovely insida and out. Really friendly staff
April 2023
Perfect for refreshments after the walk through the wood and visiting the falls.
June 2022
Good location. Good coffee.
June 2021
King Arthur's Arms Inn, Tintagel
(Less than a mile)
(1)
A excellent place to stop for a drink or bite to eat after exploring Tintagel, King Arthurs Arms is a traditional pub serving home cooked food and a good selection of local ales and other drinks.
King Arthurs Arms, Fore Street, Tintagel PL34 ODA (T: 01840 770628)
Friendly pub and good choice of well cooked food
January 2024
The Wootons Inn
(Less than a mile)
Located just before the entrance to Tintagel Castle with live music often playing.
Via Facebook - The Wootons Inn, Fore Street, Tintagel, Cornwall (T:01840 770170)
Charlie's
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Sit back, relax and watch the world go by at Charlie’s restaurant and delicatessen located in heart of Tintagel. Serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea Monday- Saturday, food is expertly cooked to order using the very best Cornish ingredients, complimented with a selection of locally produced wines and drinks, with the emphasis on seasonal, local & artisan.
Charlie's Fore Street, Tintagel, PL34 0DA (T: 01840 779500)
Lovely scones, slow service
July 2023
This is one of my favourite places in Tintagel, and often meet up with friends for coffee and snack, or lunch. Great cream tea, as well!
October 2022
Fantastic food - can recommend the crab sandwich, waffles and fab chips. Really overly staff, very friendly and attentive.
August 2022
St Nectan's Glen
(Less than a mile)
(2)
Visit the sacred site of St Nectan's Glen and see how the river Trevillet has carved its way through the slate to create a magnificent 60 foot waterfall and punched a hole through the original kieve (basin). Access this area of outstanding natural beauty through an ancient woodland walk along the banks of the river. Arrive at the hermitage and enjoy a well-deserved cream tea or coffee before wondering down to the waterfall to experience one of Cornwall’s hidden treasures. Prices start from £5.95 for an Adult and £4.70 for a child.
Click here for further information
Friendly staff and a well-looked after and interesting attraction.
June 2021
Really enjoyed the walk down to the waterfall.
August 2020
Tintagel Castle
(Less than a mile)
(7)
Part of English Heritage, Tintagel Castle is more a ruin than a castle these days, but nonetheless, it’s an exciting opportunity to get involved with the history, myths and exceptional scenery at this spot that’s inextricably linked to the legend of King Arthur. Set on a coastline that has inspired artists and writers for centuries, see ancient artefacts and explore the history of the castle and the legends that have shaped its story, as well as learning about its time as a royal stronghold, thriving trading post and the setting for romantic stories. Prices start at £7.90 for adults who are not members, and £4.70 for children.
Tintagel Castle and grounds was an enjoyable and interesting day out.
October 2023
Atmospheric , great views, nice cafe by the sea.
April 2023
Fantastic!!!. Absolutely outstanding views
September 2021
Fantastic!!!. Absolutely outstanding views
September 2021
Brilliant place to visit with so much history. It is a very steep walk down which you do not get told, we always took a short cut across the first bridge on your left that you will come to this will take you on to the church path which is fantastic this is a must to see the door is left open for tourist there are little booklets telling you all a bout it for a small fee in a donation box. If you want the Tintagel Castle head to the right of the opening. If you feel You can not walk to far catch the Land Rover's that only cost a couple of pounds you will find them on the top of the hill next to Wootans Pub. If you want to know more about the castle buy the book in the shop before you entre, it will talk you through step by step on where you are in the Castle and what sort of age the ruins are. Don't forget to check high times to visit Merlins Cave. Last thing for me to say is you will not be dissapointed
September 2021
Great place to visit and take it all in...
August 2021
Much as we would have liked to try out the new bridge, we felt £16 each was a bit steep for the privilege and got a good enough view from the grounds of the big hotel above.
September 2019
Museum of Witchcraft
(3 miles)
(2)
A magic experience to enjoy while you’re on holiday in Cornwall, the Museum of Witchcraft is in the village of Boscastle and was the creation of Cecil Williams whose fascination with the subject started in childhood. He set up the Cornish museum in 1960, saying it was three miles from a prehistoric maze stone carved into a living rock face, ‘proof that from ancient times man and his magic making with the world of spirit were active in this area’. Today you can visit to explore the collections or enjoy seasonal events such as candlelit evenings and Halloween at the museum.
Only visited once years ago as it doesn’t appear to open in the winter months.
November 2023
No Intentions of ever going there, evil should not be encouraged or celebrated
July 2023
Bowood Park Golf Club
(4 miles)
Set in 230 acres on the North Cornwall coast, Bowood Park offers year round play and great value for money. Easily accesibly from popular destinations such as Padstow, Tintagel and Port Isaac and well worth a visit.
Click here for further details
Big Dunk's Paintball
(5 miles)
For an action-packed, adrenaline-filled day of adventure, try your hand a paintballing, outdoor laser tag or combat archery. A purpose-built UKPSF accredited site set in 20 acres, Big Dunks Paintball offers a great day out for any group, big or small. Younger children can also take part in child-friendly 'Splatmaster' paintballing.
Click here for further details
Bossiney Cove Beach
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Just a mile along the road from Tintagel lies Bossiney Cove, a beautiful hidden gem which is completely covered at high tide. Access to the beach is via a footpath over some farmland and then by steep steps down to the small sandy beach. At the right hand side of the cove there is a great cave to explore that is 60 feet high at the entrance, also see if you can spot the elephant rock hidden in the cliff face! This beach is dog friendly all year and parking can be found in a nearby layby at the top.
It’s closed off because of a rock fall. It would have been good to know this in advance.
June 2021
Beautiful beach!
August 2020
What a stunning property in the most tranquil location. We have just returned from a magical week, despite the weather. So many lovely walks and great pubs! We will be back for sure.
February 2020
Tintagel Beach
(2 miles)
In the shadow of Tintagel Castle, Tintagel Beach is small and often overlooked, barely accessible via a scrabble down the cliff path. To the north of the beach there’s a waterfall and to the south is Merlin's Cave, a 300ft long tunnel passing under Tintagel Island and castle that’s only accessible at low tide. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round, and the beauty of the place is its remoteness – just you, the beach and the sea, so there aren’t any facilities nearby basically.
Trebarwith Strand
(2 miles)
(6)
Two miles from Tintagel, Trebarwith Strand Beach on the north Coast of Cornwall is easily accessible and is owned by the National Trust. A long stretch of sand, it’s backed by flat rocks and steep cliffs, but check the tides before you visit because people often get cut off in the summer months. Once there, there are caves to explore and rock pools containing a wealth of sea life. It’s been the setting for a number of films in its time, but these days it’s all about swimming (when lifeguards are on duty between May and September) and exploring. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round, and there are two car parks – the main one is a bit of a walk away, and a smaller one is closer to the beach. There’s also a handful of roadside parking spaces.
Great beach, you will need to check the tide times though The Port William is a good pub overlooking the beach with great views, there is also a small cafe
September 2023
Beautiful rocky cove at the where you arrive. You have to come close to low tide to explore beyond.
April 2023
This is a fabulous beach with a nice cafe, a pub and shop and toilet facilities. You need a book of the tide times so that you can make the most of your visit here.
August 2022
Our favourite beach if you can work round the tide times!
August 2022
Beautiful clean beach, pleased that it is a dog friendly one.
July 2022
Another great place to run the dog when the tide is out. Took excellent photos here at sunset. Coast path walk from here to Tintagel is relatively easy going with great views.
September 2019
Tregardock Beach
(4 miles)
Best known as a surf beach, Tregardock Beach is only accessible by footpath, which offers beautiful views of the water and Port Isaac as you head down. It is quite a stroll and the terrain is bumpy, so it’s not an ideal beach to visit with children. The path can also get quite muddy, so keep an eye on the weather. There’s a seasonal ban on dogs from Easter to September, and there aren’t any facilities in the immediate vicinity of the beach. When the tide goes out, several small beaches become one long stretch of sand, and there’s a waterfall cascading down the cliffs at the back of the beach as well as caves to explore, so it really is a little paradise hidden in the landscape. Because it’s not easy to access, it’s usually quiet at this beach, but parking along the roadside near the farm at Treligga is very limited, so it’s a good idea to head over as early as possible and make sure you don’t get cut off at high tide.
Strangles Beach
(6 miles)
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