Wadebridge

Greenaway Beach

Description

Greenaway Beach is a beautiful and relatively quiet beach located between Polzeath and Daymer Bay on the north coast of Cornwall, England. Known for its rugged charm and stunning coastal scenery, Greenaway Beach offers visitors a more secluded and tranquil experience compared to some of the more popular nearby beaches. The beach is characterized by its mix of golden sand and outcrops, providing a picturesque setting for relaxation.

The beach is particularly well-liked by families and nature lovers. Children can explore and find crabs, starfish, and other sea creatures amid the abundant marine life in the rock pools. The beautiful waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling, while the sandy sections are ideal for beach activities and sunbathing. With the South West Coast Path passing close by, you may enjoy breathtaking views and options for more exploration. The adjacent headlands and cliffs provide wonderful views and coastal walking opportunities.

Greenaway Beach can only be reached by foot from the closest parking lots, which are located in Daymer Bay or Polzeath. This contributes to the beach’s serene and quiet environment. There are beautiful views of the ocean and farms along the route as you make your way to the beach. For anyone seeking to get away from it all and take in the pristine Cornish coast, Greenaway Beach is the ideal location because to its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings.

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About Wadebridge

Famous for the Camel Trail, Wadebridge is 5 miles up from Padstow and straddles the River Camel, you can hire bikes to ride up the trail or walk. It is a very popular trail. The town itself is full of shops and restaurants and bars and has a charming high street. There are plenty of accommodation choices in and around the area and you are in a great spot to be close to Padstow and the beautiful coastline all around.

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