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Porthcurnick Beach

Description

Situated on Cornwall’s south coast, England’s Roseland Peninsula is home to the beautiful sandy cove known as Porthcurnick Beach. It is well-known for its untainted beauty, fine sand, and glistening waves, making it a hidden treasure for beachgoers looking for more seclusion and peace. Encircled by undulating verdant hills and craggy cliffs, Porthcurnick Beach provides guests with a peaceful experience and a way out of the throng that frequently inhabits busier beaches. 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.

One of the highlights of Porthcurnick Beach is The Hidden Hut, a rustic beach cafe tucked away behind the dunes. The Hidden Hut is renowned for its delicious homemade food and stunning sea views, making it a must-visit destination for beachgoers looking to enjoy a meal or refreshments with a view.

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About Truro

Truro is the capital of Cornwall and its only city. The Cathedral in the city centre dominates the skyline and is a must-see if you are visiting. Truro has a busy shopping culture and you can spend all day on the high streets exploring the stores. As well as this Truro offers a lively nightlife with plenty of fantastic restaurants and bars to keep you busy all night long. There are also other attractions such as the Hall for Cornwall and the Museum.

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