Tregardock Beach
Tregardock Beach is a magnificent sandy and rocky beach that is almost 700 metres in length when the tide is low but has very little beach space or none at all when the tide is high.
The National Trust owns the beach as well as all of the facilities that are located on it. The region is completely surrounded on all four sides by steep cliffs and caves that lead nowhere.
Tregardock also referred to as “The Mountain,” is located between Port Isaac and Tintagel, to the south of Tregonnick Point and Tail, and is near the hamlet of Treligga. In the background of the northern part of the beach is a hill in the shape of a pyramid.
Enjoy a lovely day out at Tregardock Beach…