Everything you need to know about visiting Kynance Cove, including details on how the tide effects the beach and what the low tide and high tide walking tracks are like. We’re also sharing how to find the hidden Mermaid Pool and what it’s like to swim there.

With breathtaking beaches, dramatic headlands, sheltered swimming opportunities and one of the most stunning sea caves in the country, the Porthcurno to Nanjizal circular walk really does have it all. We’re sharing directions, trail conditions and the required tide to visit on if you want to swim at the tidal pool.

This isn’t your average run of the mill guide to the best beaches in Cornwall; we’re not simply going to list out every beach we’ve ever been to. We’re including the ones we believe are truly unmissable, whether that’s because they have the most exquisite water colour, picturesque setting, or amazing sea caves and rockpools.

The quickest route to Bessys Cove, including details on where to park, what the walking track is like and the best tides for swimming vs sunbathing.

The quickest route to one of Cornwall’s best beaches, Lantic Bay. We’re sharing directions, trail conditions and how to visit the other smaller coves surrounding Lantic Bay on any tide.

Everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip to Chapel Porth Beach, including how it is affected by the tides and where to find the amazing sea caves and rockpool.

Everything you need to know about the spectacular circular walk between Bossiney and Benoath Cove, including the required tide, difficulty and trail conditions.

Everything you need to know about Cornwall’s Polly Joke poppies, including where the closest car park is, the best viewpoints and a couple of wonderful wild swimming spots just a few minutes walk away.

How to find the extraordinary Holywell Cave as well as another incredible secret cave nearby. We’re sharing directions, the tide required for a safe visit and what it’s like climbing up into the cave.

Why you really should visit the stunning Polstreath Beach with its clear turquoise water and dramatic headlands. We’re sharing how to get there, the best tide to visit on and what it’s like for swimming.

Pedn Vounder is England’s most beautiful beach and we’re sharing everything you need to know to plan your visit, from the quickest walk vs the more scenic option, what the rock scramble is like and what to expect from swimming between Pedn Vounder and Porthcurno Beach.

How to find the incredible Blue Pool at Kenidjack Valley, including detailed directions and what to expect from the scramble, as well as the required tide and swell you need to access the pool.

This gorgeous easy circular walk takes you to a hidden woodland chapel through beautiful countryside and along the famous Frenchman’s Creek. We’re sharing difficulty, track conditions and directions for the walk.

How to find the beautiful Chapel Pool in Polperro, including which tide and swell is required to visit, as well as where to park and what it’s like to swim there.

How to find Lankidden Cove one of Cornwall’s best hidden gems. We’re sharing the route, difficulty level and what the final scramble is like.

A deep blue pool sits on the rockshelf with stunning views out to the iconic Godrevy Lighthouse. We’re sharing how to find it as well as other nearby swimming spots.

Everything you need to know about visiting Cornwall’s quirkiest tidal pool, Chapel Rock Pool at Perranporth Beach. We’re sharing how to get there and what to expect from the tides and swell, as well as nearby caves and rock arches.

How to find one of Cornwall’s most magnificent rockpools, Ray Pool, as well as how to visit safely and what to expect from the trail.

The Lizard Point to Church Cove circular walk is one of the most spectacular short walks in Cornwall with stunning coastal views, seal spotting, wild swimming and more. We’re sharing directions as well as difficulty level and what the trail conditions are like.

Everything you need to know about the Rocky Valley circular walk, including the two best spots for wild swimming on the route.