Porthgwarra Beach

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Porthgwarra Beach disappears at high tide but at low tide there is a sandy stretch with a slipway sometimes used by boats and by swimmers. There are no lifeguards here and strong currents out of the cove, so caution is advised.

There is an array of rockpools and caves as well as a cave that runs through the cliff with a rope for walkers to hold on to. Bats have been seen in the cave in the evenings.

There is a carpark in the valley and a café and shop run by nearby St Aubyn’s Estate.

Come to Penzance to uncover this hidden gem…

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