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All the descriptions and photos on Earth can’t do justice to the real thing. So, the only logical solution is to book a late summer or autumn break in Cornwall. Sea View Hotel on the Lizard Peninsula However, if you make the effort, you will be rewarded with a tiny stretch of near-perfect, white sand with the clearest turquoise water almost imaginable. The beach only becomes accessible when the tide is out. Parking:The National Trust car park is a quarter-of-a-mile up a steep lane, but only has space for five carsThis beach is popular and busy but has a friendly atmosphere. A summer seasonal dog ban exists on this beach. Visit nearby: For locally sourced produce, take lunchtime refuge at Kynance Cove Café, found just above the beach. The eco-friendly café is a perfect spot to taste warm Cornish pasties and home-made cakes. So, what is the Lizard Peninsula? The Lizard Peninsula is a stretch of land reaching south, culminating in Lizard Point – the most southerly point in mainland Britain.

Another one of Cornwalls Blue Flag beaches, Carbis Bay is 25-acres of very calm sea with virtually no surf, definitely making it family-friendly. It’s actually privately owned but open to the public. Accessibility: Readymoney Cove is accessible on foot from Fowey town centre. A sloping path from the beach car park creates a walkway that’s reachable in 10 minutes. Penberth Cove is near the end of the South West Peninsula (just) on the South Cornwall coast, and is an ideal starting point for South West Coast walks in either direction. 10.Kynance Cove Although a walk here with the family is a must, swimming isn’t always advisable – due to strong currents. If you do feel like going in, make sure it’s in the summer when the beach is lifeguarded (and, importantly, the café will be open). 9. Penberth CoveAccessibility: This cove has several small car parks located on the main road leading to the beach itself. It can also be accessed from the sloping harbour. When it comes to the UK's most beautiful beaches, Cornwall is probably the first place that springs to mind. Places like Newquay, St Ives and Lizard Point are all home to some of the best beaches in the world, with beauty spots such as Kynance Cove, Porthcurno and Porthmeor all popular to visit on a Cornwall holiday. more hidden and kept secret cove just around the corner. Here you’ll find a secluded cove of golden At low tide, the beach stretches for nearly two miles and you can walk to the neighbouring beach at Chapel Porth. Situated on the shore is the popular Blue Bar, a relaxed beachside café where you can grab a drink and watch the sun go down.