Treveal

Settlement in Cornwall

England

Treveal

Penwith : Boat & Ocean A view from a boat as it heads along the Cornish Coastline — Penwith : Boat & Ocean Credit: Lewis Clarke

Treveal is a small coastal village located in the county of Cornwall, England. Situated on the north coast between the towns of St Ives and Hayle, Treveal is renowned for its picturesque setting and stunning natural beauty. The village is nestled within rolling green hills, offering sweeping views of the rugged coastline and the vast Atlantic Ocean.

Treveal is a popular destination for tourists seeking a tranquil and idyllic retreat. Its sandy beaches, such as Treveal Sands and Porth Treveal, attract visitors looking to relax, sunbathe, and enjoy water activities such as swimming and surfing. The clear blue waters also make it a great spot for snorkeling and diving.

The village itself is characterized by its charming and quaint atmosphere. Traditional Cornish stone cottages line the narrow streets, while a few local shops, cafes, and pubs provide essential services and a taste of local cuisine. The community is known for its warm hospitality and welcoming spirit, ensuring visitors feel at home.

Nature enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in the surrounding area. Treveal is located close to several nature reserves, including the nearby Hayle Estuary, which is a haven for birdwatchers. The South West Coast Path, which passes through Treveal, offers breathtaking hikes along the cliff tops and provides access to hidden coves and secluded beaches.

Overall, Treveal offers a serene and picturesque escape, combining natural beauty with a warm community atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful and relaxing retreat in Cornwall.

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Penwith : Boat & Ocean A view from a boat as it heads along the Cornish Coastline

Penwith : Boat & Ocean

A view from a boat as it heads along the Cornish Coastline

Penwith : Cornish Coastline Looking along the Cornish Coastline from a boat heading towards Seal Island.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline

Looking along the Cornish Coastline from a boat heading towards Seal Island.

Penwith : The Carracks The Carracks are a group of rocks off of the Cornish coastline.

Penwith : The Carracks

The Carracks are a group of rocks off of the Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Bird on the Carracks A bird is out of harms way and in the sun here at the Carracks.

Penwith : Bird on the Carracks

A bird is out of harms way and in the sun here at the Carracks.

Penwith : Seal & Coastline A seal comes and greets us and poses for a photo with the coastline in the background.

Penwith : Seal & Coastline

A seal comes and greets us and poses for a photo with the coastline in the background.

Penwith : The Carracks The Carracks are also known as Seal Island because it&#039;s where the seals live.

Penwith : The Carracks

The Carracks are also known as Seal Island because it's where the seals live.

Penwith : The Carracks The Carracks and Little Carracks are a group of small rocky inshore islands off the Atlantic north coast of west Cornwall, United Kingdom. The name comes from &quot;carrek&quot;, the Cornish language word for &#039;rock&#039;.

Penwith : The Carracks

The Carracks and Little Carracks are a group of small rocky inshore islands off the Atlantic north coast of west Cornwall, United Kingdom. The name comes from "carrek", the Cornish language word for 'rock'.

Penwith : Seals at Seal Island The largest island in the group known as the Carracks is sometimes referred to as &#039;Seal Island&#039; and is home to Atlantic Grey Seals, dogfish, anglerfish and sea anemones.

Penwith : Seals at Seal Island

The largest island in the group known as the Carracks is sometimes referred to as 'Seal Island' and is home to Atlantic Grey Seals, dogfish, anglerfish and sea anemones.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline Looking towards the coastline from a square marked as being out at sea.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline

Looking towards the coastline from a square marked as being out at sea.

Penwith : Carn Naun Point & Little Carracks Rocks out to sea and a headland along the rocky Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Carn Naun Point & Little Carracks

Rocks out to sea and a headland along the rocky Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Carn Naun Point Waves crashing against the headland along the rocky Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Carn Naun Point

Waves crashing against the headland along the rocky Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline On the ocean about a kilometre off the Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline

On the ocean about a kilometre off the Cornish coastline.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline From a boat out to sea looking across the coast of Cornwall.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline

From a boat out to sea looking across the coast of Cornwall.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline Looking back towards the Carracks and along the coastline.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline

Looking back towards the Carracks and along the coastline.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline Looking towards the coastline of Cornwall on a boat heading from the Carracks to St Ives.

Penwith : Cornish Coastline

Looking towards the coastline of Cornwall on a boat heading from the Carracks to St Ives.

The Carracks A main island and several additional rocks that protrude above the mean sea level a few hundred metres off the coast at Treveal Cliff. This is the location that the seal watching boats from St Ives usually come to. Indeed there was one boat there as we watched, and, with binoculars, we could see a few seals from here.

The Carracks

A main island and several additional rocks that protrude above the mean sea level a few hundred metres off the coast at Treveal Cliff. This is the location that the seal watching boats from St Ives usually come to. Indeed there was one boat there as we watched, and, with binoculars, we could see a few seals from here.

The Carracks A main island and several additional rocks that protrude above the mean sea level a few hundred metres off the coast at Treveal Cliff. This is the location that the seal watching boats from St Ives usually come to. Indeed there was one boat there as we watched, and, with binoculars, we could see a few seals from here.

The Carracks

A main island and several additional rocks that protrude above the mean sea level a few hundred metres off the coast at Treveal Cliff. This is the location that the seal watching boats from St Ives usually come to. Indeed there was one boat there as we watched, and, with binoculars, we could see a few seals from here.

Cove River Is that its name? The coastal path crosses this river, really a brook, on a stone footbridge here. The brook drops another 50 metres to the coast at a place called River Cove. How much are the names tautologous?

Cove River

Is that its name? The coastal path crosses this river, really a brook, on a stone footbridge here. The brook drops another 50 metres to the coast at a place called River Cove. How much are the names tautologous?

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Treveal is located at Grid Ref: SW4740 (Lat: 50.205808, Lng: -5.5470223)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

What 3 Words

///surpasses.imperious.engrossed. Near St Ives, Cornwall

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