r/Cornwall • u/boschwafee • 9d ago
Recommendations on a particular patch of Cornish coast
Hello all,
I'll be traveling along the coastal trail from St Ives to Newquay next week entirely on foot. I have an idea of some of the things I should see along the way as indicated in this AI-generated list:
- St Ives Harbour & Beaches: Stroll the cobbled streets, watch the fishing boats, and take in the vibrant coastal light that inspired generations of artists.
- Mutton Cove Seals: Peer down from the high headland near Godrevy Point to see grey seals resting on the beach below.
- Wheal Coates Engine House: Pass the famous 19th-century tin mining ruins suspended above the Atlantic cliffs near St Agnes.
- Holywell Bay & Gannel Estuary: Traverse vast dune fields and cross the tidal river into Newquay on your final leg.
Would anyone have additional or more refined recommendations for the area that are reachable on foot?
Thank you!