Porthcurnick Beach

On the Roseland, Porthcurnick Beach is a fine sandy cove encircled by rolling green hills and low cliffs. Its reputation rests largely on The Hidden Hut — a rustic beach café behind the dunes that has become one of Cornwall’s best-known beach food destinations, particularly for its evening feast nights. Its isolation adds to its charm, drawing many who value Cornwall’s coastline’s unspoiled beauty and tranquility.

Sunbathing, picnics, and leisurely walks down the shore are all great activities at the beach. Wide expanses of sand become visible at low tide, offering plenty of room for beach activities and exploration. Families also like Porthcurnick Beach because of its quiet seas and rather gentle slopes, which make it a good place to swim and paddle.

The Hidden Hut serves homemade food with open sea views, and its feast nights — ticketed outdoor dinners on the beach — book up within minutes of release.