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Staying in wadebridge so good access to the whole coastline around that area. Been surfing with the tribe every day so far and done a stunning walk from just outside of tintagel to trebarwith this afternoon involving a pint at high tide at the pot William. Love this part of the world, but anything we're missing that's a must see! Love secret beaches where we can fire up the bar b and just chill till sunset etc. Me the wife and two kids with the boundless energy of 10 and 7 years!!
The edge of the cliff?
We've just returned from 10 fantastic days just outside Bude (we rented a house off boardinbob off here - stunning).
We were just outside Bude and spent most sunny days at Sandymouth beach - not a secret beach by any means but just stunning. Probably 30-45 mins from Wadebridge and well worth it IMO. Great cliff top walks over towards Bude or the GCHQ listening station!
(carpark is free for NT members)
http://www.beachesincornwall.co.uk/bude/sandymouth
St Agnes is pretty cool.
Eden project is worth a look if you haven't been before.
One place I always take new visitors to Cornwall to is the [url=http: http://www.tamarotters.co.uk/Welcome.html// ][b]Tamar Otter & Wildlife Centre[/b][/url] there is much more there than the cute otters but plenty of other birds & animals to see.
They have a tea shop for refreshments too but time your visit to ensure that you are there when they feed the otters which is amazing, they really are very cute if a little smelly. I'm sure that you & your kids will love it.
Bedruthan steps. Or diggorys just up the coast if you want a really quiet beach. Path down is interesting.
Just got back from a wee place near Wadebridge. Port Isaac was 4 miles away & was very quaint, went to Bude where my Mrs reminisced about when she worked in a hotel there, etc etc. The weather was pretty crap & tbh we went at the wrong time of year (school hols), every beach was crammed with families with kids on boards (to be expected) & parking was a ballache. I hadn't been to Newquay for 15 years so we went, took an hour to find a parking spot, then it rained some more by which time I was wishing we'd gone back to Islay!
Still, it's great for kids who want to be in the sea all day I suppose. Reckon it'll be another 15 years before I go back though! 😕
Cornwall is best in sep/oct.
Water is still warm, more chance of decent surf. Most of the tourists have gone home.
I live 30min drive from the north coast and I've been twice since June.
I'll be in Wadebridge by Monday evening with a whole week to enjoy the Indian summer... 🙂
I live in Cornwall.
bring some good weather with you please
Been lovely this afternoon. I'm all for the surf early doors when not too busy then afternoons just like the one today. Staying till after the weekend so should be a touch quieter. Polzeath was rammed when we left the car park at lunch time today 🙄
have a look at the Millook Haven zig zag cliffs (stand on beach facing in from sea), or try Crackington Haven for a small beach (but there is a nearby pub), if you want bleak, desolate and ominous rocks and a beer/ice cream try Hartland Quay/Point
If you fancy a trip west, try Porthcurno and other small coves in the area. Of course, the entire coast path is wondrous.
A nice lunch at the Gurnard's Head followed by a stroll down to the head itself would be a nice thing to do too.
The Cornish version of the internet is very quaint, worth a look while you're there. Comes via the TV and is called ceefax.
Go inland for a walk. Some lovley unspoilt secluded valleys with old oak woodland, streams etc.