Constantine bay

🏖️ Unspoiled Natural Beauty

  • Golden Sands & Dunes: The beach features wide stretches of fine golden sand and rolling sand dunes, giving it a wild and natural feel.

  • Dramatic Cliffs: Backed by rugged cliffs, the scenery is both striking and quintessentially Cornish.


🏄 World-Class Surfing

  • Constantine Bay is one of the most popular surfing beaches in the UK.

  • Consistent Atlantic swells make it ideal for intermediate to advanced surfers.

  • There’s also a surfing community with nearby surf schools and shops.


🌿 Environmental Quality

  • It’s a Blue Flag beach (subject to annual award), meaning it maintains high standards of water quality, safety, and environmental education.

  • The beach and surrounding area are part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) due to rare plants and dune ecology.


🧭 Proximity to Other Gems

  • Part of the “Seven Bays for Seven Days”, a stretch of scenic beaches between Padstow and Porthcothan.

  • Near Padstow, a charming fishing town known for Rick Stein’s restaurants and coastal walks.


🐚 Low-Key, Upscale Vibe

  • It offers a quiet, laid-back atmosphere compared to busier Cornish destinations.

  • Popular with families and walkers, yet it maintains a luxurious yet understated charm, with high-end holiday homes and boutique accommodations.


🥾 South West Coast Path Access

  • Perfect for coastal walks with breathtaking views, wildlife spotting, and photography.

  • Walks from Constantine Bay to Trevose Head or Harlyn Bay are especially scenic.


Summary: Why It’s Special

Constantine Bay stands out because it balances natural rugged beauty, premier surf, and tranquil charm. It attracts those looking for adventure, peace, and a more refined Cornish experience without the heavy crowds.

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A bird’s eye view of Trevorrick farmstay and the surrounding area

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Padstow May day