Loe Beach, Truro
Loe Beach is a sheltered, and fairly safe, sand and shingle beach that’s great for swimming,...
Read MoreLoe Beach is a sheltered, and fairly safe, sand and shingle beach that’s great for swimming,...
Read MoreDaymer Bay is an explorer’s paradise as it’s the gateway to the Camel Estuary that flows into the...
Read MoreLopwell Dam is a large weir that’s situated on the River Tavy and it’s possible to drop down the...
Read MoreEither side of the pier, visiting paddlers will find two classic south coast surf peaks that can...
Read MoreThe coastal village of Praa Sands is located half way between the towns of Penzance and Helston in...
Read MoreSeaton has a steep shingle beach set in a bay. The main attraction for us when we visited early in...
Read MoreTamar Lakes are located on the border of Cornwall and Devon. The lakes are split into two distinct...
Read MoreHarlyn Bay is a sheltered sandy beach on Cornwall’s north coast. The beach offers a shallow...
Read MoreSt Ives is a bustling Cornish town that sits way out west on the peninsula. Set right in the path...
Read MoreLooe Beach is found on the eastern side of town and is described as one of the best kayaking spots...
Read MoreBest at low tide. Once out in the bay, go to either side and find lots of natural canyons in the...
Read MoreThe River Yealm offers kayaking for the novice or those wishing to brave the elements at sea....
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