Sennen Cove

Sennen Cove sits in Cornwall’s extreme west, a mile from Land’s End. It is well known for its sandy beaches, craggy cliffs, and dramatic coastal scenery. The village is built around a crescent-shaped sandy beach that provides both inhabitants and tourists with a place to swim, unwind, and enjoy water sports like bodyboarding and surfing.

Apart from its scenic features, Sennen Cove has a working harbour where fishing boats regularly arrive and depart. The village has a laid-back vibe thanks to the few stores, cafes, and pubs that are dispersed around it.

There are seaside walks with far-reaching views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rocky shoreline for people who want to explore the area. Land’s End and the outdoor Minack Theatre, carved from the coastal cliffs, are two nearby attractions.