Blackmore Beach

Island in Cornwall

England

Blackmore Beach

Scrub on the cliff top on the east side of Gribbin Head In the distance is the dam and the lake at Polridmouth
Scrub on the cliff top on the east side of Gribbin Head Credit: Rod Allday

Blackmore Beach, located in Cornwall, is a picturesque and charming island beach that offers visitors a serene and relaxing experience. The beach is nestled on the southern coast of Cornwall and is accessible by a small boat ride from the mainland. With its pristine golden sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Blackmore Beach is a haven for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

The beach boasts stunning natural beauty, surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush greenery. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean, making it a popular spot for photographers and nature lovers. The calm and peaceful atmosphere of the beach makes it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and solitude.

Blackmore Beach is known for its clean and well-maintained shoreline, making it a safe and family-friendly destination. The warm waters provide the perfect opportunity for swimming, snorkeling, and even paddleboarding. The beach is also a popular spot for picnicking, with ample space for families and friends to relax and enjoy a meal amidst the scenic surroundings.

Visitors to Blackmore Beach can explore the surrounding area, which is rich in flora and fauna. The island is home to a variety of seabirds, making it a great spot for birdwatching. Additionally, there are several coastal trails that offer stunning views and opportunities for hiking and exploring.

Overall, Blackmore Beach in Cornwall is a hidden gem that offers a serene and enchanting experience for visitors. Its natural beauty, tranquility, and diverse recreational activities make it a must-visit destination for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts.

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Blackmore Beach Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.322099/-4.6605537 or Grid Reference SX1050. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Scrub on the cliff top on the east side of Gribbin Head In the distance is the dam and the lake at Polridmouth
Scrub on the cliff top on the east side of Gribbin Head
In the distance is the dam and the lake at Polridmouth
Coastal Rocks at Gribbin Head These tidal rocks are on the eastern side of the headland just south of Polridmouth.
Coastal Rocks at Gribbin Head
These tidal rocks are on the eastern side of the headland just south of Polridmouth.
Cliffs on Gribbin Head Viewed from the Fowey to Mavagissey Ferry.
Cliffs on Gribbin Head
Viewed from the Fowey to Mavagissey Ferry.
Meadow, Gribbin Head
Meadow, Gribbin Head
Scrub on the east side of the Gribbin Head
Scrub on the east side of the Gribbin Head
Gribbin Head from above Polruan
Gribbin Head from above Polruan
Coast near Gribbin Head Seen from the coastal footpath from Polridmouth.
Coast near Gribbin Head
Seen from the coastal footpath from Polridmouth.
Cardinal buoy for Cannis The marker buoy for the Cannis Rocks.  This underwater obstruction runs from Gribbin head out as far as this buoy although the 1:25,000 OS map only shows those parts visible at low water in the next square. The <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/29711">SX0949 : Gribbin Daymark, Gribbin Head</a> can be seen in the background.
Cardinal buoy for Cannis
The marker buoy for the Cannis Rocks. This underwater obstruction runs from Gribbin head out as far as this buoy although the 1:25,000 OS map only shows those parts visible at low water in the next square. The SX0949 : Gribbin Daymark, Gribbin Head can be seen in the background.
Partly-wooded clifftop This is the east side of Gribbin Head, looking south.
This National Trust land is open access and the pasture is full of primroses and violets, whilst the beech woodland has bluebells and wild garlic.
Partly-wooded clifftop
This is the east side of Gribbin Head, looking south. This National Trust land is open access and the pasture is full of primroses and violets, whilst the beech woodland has bluebells and wild garlic.
Pasture at Gribbin Head This NT-owned land is on the east side of Gribbin Head.
Pasture at Gribbin Head
This NT-owned land is on the east side of Gribbin Head.
Wild primroses at Gribbin The north-west corner of the beechwood on this NT land can be seen in the distance.
Wild primroses at Gribbin
The north-west corner of the beechwood on this NT land can be seen in the distance.
Flower-rich pasture at Gribbin Looking north-east with primroses, gorse and blackthorn in flower.
Southground Point can be seen in the centre distance, and the entrance to Fowey Harbour is to the right.
Flower-rich pasture at Gribbin
Looking north-east with primroses, gorse and blackthorn in flower. Southground Point can be seen in the centre distance, and the entrance to Fowey Harbour is to the right.
Grassland slope on Gribbin Head Taken on the same day and in the same area as <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1231736">SX1049 : Flower-rich pasture at Gribbin</a>. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1239648">SX0949 : Gribbin Tower</a> can be seen above the wood.
Grassland slope on Gribbin Head
Taken on the same day and in the same area as SX1049 : Flower-rich pasture at Gribbin. SX0949 : Gribbin Tower can be seen above the wood.
The eastern slopes of Gribbin Head The eastern slopes of Gribbin Head with the Daymarker just visible above the wood.
The eastern slopes of Gribbin Head
The eastern slopes of Gribbin Head with the Daymarker just visible above the wood.
View east from Gribbin Head View east from Gribbin Head along the Cornish coastline with Polruan visible in the middle distance.
View east from Gribbin Head
View east from Gribbin Head along the Cornish coastline with Polruan visible in the middle distance.
Fowey Harbour Hotel There are other "Harbour Hotels" that are part of the same group - eg in Chichester and Brighton.
Fowey Harbour Hotel
There are other "Harbour Hotels" that are part of the same group - eg in Chichester and Brighton.
Yacht in Fowey Harbour
Yacht in Fowey Harbour
Path below Fowey Harbour Hotel - view to the SW The hotel has two entrances. This path leads to the lower pedestrian entrance on the Esplanade. The main entrance is on the other (north) side - off Daglands Road.
Path below Fowey Harbour Hotel - view to the SW
The hotel has two entrances. This path leads to the lower pedestrian entrance on the Esplanade. The main entrance is on the other (north) side - off Daglands Road.
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Blackmore Beach is located at Grid Ref: SX1050 (Lat: 50.322099, Lng: -4.6605537)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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Located within 500m of 50.322099,-4.6605537
Ford: stepping_stones
Lat/Long: 50.3237876/-4.6654025
Coombe Farm
Operator: National Trust
Lat/Long: 50.3239373/-4.6649453
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