Constantine Bay beach
A magnificent stretch of golden sand backed by dramatic dunes, Constantine Bay is a mecca for surfers seeking consistent Atlantic swells. The beach's exposed position on Cornwall's north coast means powerful waves roll in year-round, attracting everyone from beginners taking lessons to seasoned wave riders. At low tide, the beach extends for nearly two miles, revealing rock pools and hidden caves, though swimmers should be aware of strong currents and always stay within the lifeguarded areas.
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A tidal stretch of sand near Padstow that grows to half a mile at low tide, reached along the coast path past St Saviour's Point.
An Iron Age burial ground was excavated on this gentle, sandy horseshoe bay — one of the more significant finds on this coast.
A short coast-path walk from here brings you to the Round Hole, a collapsed sea cave turned near-perfect circular blowhole.