Crantock Beach

Beach Type

Sandy

Activities

Kayaking

•Fishing

•Swimming And Bathing

•Surfing

•Wind Surfing

Dog Friendly

Dogs allowed all year round

Accessible via a scenic ferry ride across the Gannel estuary or a longer walk around the river mouth, Crantock Beach rewards visitors with two miles of pristine sand and rolling dunes. This National Trust-protected beach offers excellent surfing conditions and plenty of space to escape the crowds, even in peak season. The charming village of Crantock sits just inland, complete with traditional Cornish pub and tea rooms, while the beach itself provides breathtaking sunset views across the Atlantic.

Nearby places to eat and drink

C-Bay Bar And Bistro: Savor delicious seasonal dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients while enjoying stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean at this upscale bar and bistro. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Beachcomber Cafe: This laid-back beachfront cafe serves up classic British seaside fare, including fresh fish and chips and homemade ice cream, making it the perfect spot for a casual lunch or snack.

Jam Jar Kitchen: Tucked away in the charming village of Crantock, Jam Jar Kitchen offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere and a menu featuring hearty, home-cooked dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients.

Location

Address

Crantock, Newquay , TR8 5RN

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Nearby Towns

Newquay

With its stunning beaches, laid-back vibe, exceptional surfing conditions, and range of adventure sports, Newquay has become a popular destination for tourists from all over the world.

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