South and West to Cornwall – Part 3

More beach fun and coastal views this time from the local beach at Treyarnon Bay.

One of the main reasons for visiting Cornwall (well for me and the Funsters anyway) is a chance to play in the big Atlantic waves. Kayaking for me, body-boarding for the Funsters. Alas a northerly wind killed the surf so we had to seek alternative enjoyment

Treyarnon is a wonderful beach and has an extra feature in the form of huge natural rock-pool perfect for swimming and jumping.

We spent a very happy hour in the sunshine (and cold wind) playing in its icy waters. TBF was in charge of the camera so you get the dubious honour of seeing photos of me for a change!

Even TJS took a swim which was unusual

We found a lovely warm , sheltered rock shelf to relax and warm up after the swim.

Another coastal walk with the tide extremely low reveals a section of stunning hidden beaches at Pepper Cove, Warren Cove and Fox Cove just by the campsite. It would take some serious and rather edgy looking cliff scrambling to access these gems.

The evening delivered another stunning sunset as we took our regular, cold stroll along the cliffs to finish the day

Next up is a day dedicated to TBF and her Birthday day out 🙂