Porthtowan Beach

Porthtowan Beach sits on Cornwall’s north coast, sheltered between high cliffs. It is well known for its untamed beauty, crashing waves, and dramatic scenery between the villages of St Agnes and Portreath. The beach has high cliffs on three sides and dunes on the back adds to its allure. Surfers and bodyboarders go from far and wide to Porthtowan to ride its strong waves, making it a popular destination for them. It is perfect for both novice and expert surfers because of the steady swells.

In addition to surfing, Porthtowan Beach provides lots of chances for fun and relaxation. During the warmer months, there is enough space on its wide beaches for beach games, picnics, and sunbathing. Rock pools become visible during low tide, beckoning exploration and offering a look at the area’s varied marine life. Both residents and tourists may find a variety of services in the village above the beach, which includes eateries, surf shops, and cafes. Beachgoers can be assured of convenience with the availability of adjacent amenities, including restrooms and parking spaces.