This is a popular family beach that forms part of a one mile long stretch of sand. Within the beach there are low soft cliffs and rock pools which have been designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI's). Interesting fauna and flora at the back of the beach
The beach has a large expanse of flat sand at low tide and is suitable for various beach games. It’s also one of the finest surfing beaches in Cornwall and you may even see dolphins and seals riding the waves alongside the surfers! There are extensive facilities to cater for all tastes, from walkers to surfers.
The sand and shingle beach at the fishing port of Porthlevan stretches three miles southeast along the Loe Bar. Basking sharks, seals and dolphins may be seen in the area.
The beach boasts rock pools at its northern and southern ends at low water. There are substantial sand dunes along its eastern boundary, which adjoins a golf course. Take one of the many coastal paths for a scenic stroll.
Berry Head to Sharkham Point is a haven for several nationally rare and threatened species which are dependent upon the thin limestone soils, mile climate and exposed conditions of the headland.
