Pentewan Beach

Beach in Cornwall

England

Pentewan Beach

Woodland Path Prolific bank of Cowslips at Heligan. — Woodland Path Credit: Jay Pea

Pentewan Beach is a picturesque seaside destination located in Cornwall, England. Situated on the south coast, it is nestled between the popular towns of Mevagissey and St Austell. This sandy beach stretches for approximately half a mile and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists.

The beach offers stunning views of the clear turquoise waters of the English Channel, with a backdrop of rugged cliffs and lush greenery. Its gently sloping shoreline makes it an ideal spot for swimming and water sports activities such as kayaking and paddleboarding. Lifeguards are also present during peak seasons to ensure the safety of beachgoers.

Pentewan Beach is known for its clean and well-maintained facilities. It boasts ample parking spaces, making it easily accessible for visitors. Additionally, there are toilets and outdoor showers available for public use. The beach is also wheelchair accessible, with ramps leading down to the sand.

For those seeking refreshments or a quick bite to eat, there are several cafes and restaurants located nearby. Visitors can enjoy a delicious meal while taking in the breathtaking views of the beach.

The area surrounding Pentewan Beach is rich in natural beauty, with numerous walking trails and cycling paths. The South West Coast Path offers stunning vistas and opportunities to explore the nearby villages and countryside. Pentewan village itself has a charming atmosphere and is worth a visit.

Overall, Pentewan Beach is a delightful destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, recreational activities, and amenities, making it a must-visit spot for beach lovers and holidaymakers in Cornwall.

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Pentewan Beach Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.289313/-4.7788386 or Grid Reference SX0246. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Woodland Path

Prolific bank of Cowslips at Heligan.

Jay Pea

Beech Tree

Dying Beech tree and associated fungi.

Jay Pea

Stone Stile SX0047a

At the bottom of the track from the road at Peruppa. Cattle stile with two steps each side and two top stones, one above the other. Public footpath 42/3/1 (gold) from Peruppa to Pentewan. From Pentewan the path crosses five fields then stile (SX0047b) is crossed into woodland and this stile (SX0047a) is fairly close and takes you onto a farm track which joins the road at Peruppa near a narrow bridge.

Robert Evans

Stone Stile SX0047b

Where path from Peruppa leaves woodland to cross open fields to Pentewan. Cattle stile with two steps each side and two top stones, one above the other. Public footpath 42/3/1 gold from Peruppa to Pentewan. Crosses five fields which are usually planted with various crops. From Pentewan the path crosses five fields then this stile (SX0047b) is crossed into woodland and the next stile (SX0047a) is fairly close and takes you onto a farm track which joins the road at Peruppa near a narrow bridge.

Robert Evans