Keveral Beach

Beach in Cornwall

England

Keveral Beach

Seaton Beach, Seaton, Cornwall Credit: Colin Park

Keveral Beach is a picturesque coastal gem located in Cornwall, England. Situated near the village of Seaton, this sandy beach offers visitors a tranquil and unspoiled seaside experience. Spanning approximately half a mile in length, Keveral Beach is known for its pristine golden sands and crystal-clear waters that are perfect for swimming and paddling.

The beach is flanked by rugged cliffs on either side, providing a breathtaking backdrop and adding to its natural beauty. It is surrounded by rolling green hills and lush vegetation, creating a peaceful and idyllic setting. The area is also rich in wildlife, with various species of birds and marine life often spotted along the shoreline.

Keveral Beach is renowned for its excellent water quality and has been awarded the Blue Flag status, ensuring visitors of its cleanliness and environmental standards. Lifeguards are on duty during peak season, ensuring the safety of beachgoers.

Facilities at Keveral Beach are limited, contributing to its unspoiled charm. However, there is a small car park nearby, offering convenient access for visitors. The beach is also popular with surfers, with occasional swells providing ideal conditions for catching waves.

Due to the beach's remote location, it remains relatively uncrowded, offering a peaceful and serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you are seeking a quiet stroll along the shoreline, a relaxing sunbathing session, or an exhilarating surf, Keveral Beach is a true hidden gem that promises a memorable coastal experience.

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Keveral Beach Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.363288/-4.4002679 or Grid Reference SX2954. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Seaton Beach, Seaton, Cornwall

Colin Park

Seaton from the beach

The River Seaton flows onto the beach at the western end of the bay.

Penny Mayes

Looking west from Seaton beach

Looe and Hannafore Point in the distance.

Penny Mayes

Seaton Beach

Taken on a bright February morning this view looks westwards across the beach to Looe Hill.

Tony Atkin

Downderry

The village of Downderry is strung out along a road which parallels the coast. Here the road is quite wide but in many places it is a narrow single track road causing some traffic problems.

Tony Atkin

July on the Beach

Seaton Beach - popular with sun worshippers.

Tony Atkin

Seaton, Cornwall

This village appears to have developed mainly in the late 20th century as houses were built to take advantage of the location at the foot of the Seaton River valley and the sandy beach.

Tony Atkin

Seaton Beach

A triangle of sand at the mouth of the River Seaton.

Tony Atkin

A reef off Seaton at Low Water

What a day for photographing sea sodden rocks - the wind and rain was pushing in from the channel to make it a most memorable experience. Here's the pic at close range clearly showing what is depicted on the map.

Seaton Valley Countryside Park

This picture was taken from Tregunnick Lane and looks out over the beautiful valley below. The steep sides confer with the close contour lines on the OS map.

Steep slopes near Tregunnick

This picture shows where the steep slopes of the valley become more gentle and therefore sufficient for a different use - such as grazing / arable.

Derelict Farm Buildings at Tregunnick

It is sad to see farm buildings deteriorate to this state, crumbling away with disuse.

The Beach, Seaton

Robin Lucas

Seaton Beach Cafe

The cafe is located right by the beach, very close to the River Seaton.

jeff collins

The bottom of Looe Road in Seaton

The yellow sign in the stone wall directs tourists to the Monkey Sanctuary in SX2854, either by road or via the coast path, and the cafe in SX3054 : Seaton Beach Cafe lies just out of shot beside the restriction signs on the left. The post box is number PL11 558.

Richard Law