Newlyn - all beaches

I was born in West Cornwall so have been to Pedn Vounder many times. It is the best beach I have ever been to with bright golden sand and turquoise water. However, your description of this beach is inaccurate- it is not located in an urban area but is in a very rural area of west Cornwall. You say it is easy access but that nothing could be further from the truth. You have to climb down the cliffs to access the beach so it is unsuitable for young children and the elderly or infirm.

This beach is the perfect destination for a leisurely day trip. Take a relaxing stroll along the winding paths or bask in the sun on the soft sand. Don't forget to stop and admire the majestic horses that may cross your path. To fully appreciate the beauty of this beach, park at the entrance and enjoy a 21-25 minute walk. Trust us, it's worth it!

This beach is an absolute treasure, tucked away in a somewhat elusive location. But once you discover it, you'll be amazed. The sand is simply divine and rivals even the most exotic destinations like the Maldives. The water is crystal clear and pristine. Although it can be a bit choppy on cooler days, it's to be expected. The beauty of this beach cannot be captured in photographs alone. I highly recommend a visit if you happen to be in the vicinity.

This shoreline boasts crystal-clear waters and powdery sand that will take your breath away. If you're traveling with little ones, you'll be pleased to know that during peak season, a dedicated team of volunteers is on hand to entertain and engage your children in a variety of activities. For those looking to explore the water, there are plenty of rental options available nearby, including kayaks, paddle boards, and comfortable deck chairs. While there are toilet facilities on site, it's worth noting that parking can be a bit of a challenge on crowded days. However, once the tide recedes, you'll have the opportunity to stroll to the neighboring beach and take in even more of the scenery.

The beach offers a serene atmosphere and stunning vistas. There are a few cafes that offer a scenic view of the beach. It is an ideal spot for surfing, and there is even a surfing school available. Non-surfers can also enjoy watching the surfers in action.

The beach is beautiful with amazing views and a great location. Just be cautious of the steep drop when entering the water, as the waves can be strong and catch you off guard. Some people have been surprised by waves while fully clothed. To the right of the beach, there is a nice walk up to the Minack theatre carpark with more stunning views.