Top 10 Recommended Bays in Cornwall

Sennen Cove Beach is to its south and Gwenver Beach to its north. White sand beaches and top coastal walking on the South West Coast Path. On The Land's End Peninsula (The Penwith Peninsula) with Land's End close by. Also visit Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site.

Marketed as 'one of the world's most beautiful bays'. We first saw it from Godrevy Point to the north of the bay and it's a cracker. Walk it, horse ride it, surf its waters. Visit St. Ives.

Dominated by St Michael's Mount, a massive sweep of sand and coastline covering a chunk of south Cornwall. Very famous and must be experienced. St Ives Bay, and St. Ives, are to the north. Whitesand Bay is to the west.

North of Newquay and west of Padstow. We'd recommend viewing the bay from Trevose Head before popping around to Mother Ivey's Bay. Just south of Booby's Bay is the glorious Constantine Bay Beach.

Newquay has a reputation as a party town but it's also stunningly beautiful. View Newquay Bay from its delightful harbour.

Perfectly formed bay and beach close to the Camel Estuary and Padstow. Walk the South West Coast Path here.

Massive bay in north Cornwall with long stretches of beach and high cliffs. The Atlantic Ocean has battered the coastline here to form a memorable landscape. To the north is Devon and the glorious beaches of the North Devon AONB.

We think this is the most dramatic bays in Cornwall. First, it's huge. Second, it's awesome. Perhaps best viewed from the Rame Head end near Cawsand.

Take a weekend break or holiday in Looe and explore its bay. The beach is seriously popular and the views justify that.

We've researched Cornwall for years now and this is one of those places we'd return to time and again. Mighty coastline. To the north, along the South West Coast Path, visit Holywell Beach and Dunes.