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| Porthkidney Sands - Beautiful and Unspoiled |
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| This beach is a bit of a local secret - it can be found between Carbis Bay and the Hayle estuary. The western part of the beach is a long strand of sand beneath the cliffs. Further along this opens out with dunes behind the main beach. At the far end you reach the river, there is a footpath across the golf course which leads to Lelant church. |
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| Carbis Bay - Great Family Beach |
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| Another sandy beach with great views over St Ives Bay. This tends to be a bit quieter than the St Ives beaches in high season and has a large car park behind. Useful if you have young kids and need to cart around all the associated equipment such as buggies and changing mats. There is also a cafe and snack bar. |
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| St Ives - Four Wonderful Sandy Beaches |
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Nearby St Ives has four great beaches - each with its own character. Porthminster is a large Mediterranean style beach. Harbour beach is small and central to town. Porthgwidden is sheltered and ideal for families. Porthmeor is a world class surfing beach and home to Tate St Ives.
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| Click here for a map of local beaches. |
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Killanoon is on a private
lane, with a turning off the B3302 just outside Hayle.
Location Map
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