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We walked along the South West Coast Path today near Kynance Cove. This is an amazing spot to hike as well as enjoy a beach day out here. With tidal pools that the kids can play in to clear waters and white sands, this is a great beach spot. Watch the tide times as you can get cut off at high tide and cannot access the caves as the water returns up. There is a high tide path to access the cafe from the car park as well as the South West Coast Path without walking on the beach.  The car park is a National Trust lot meaning you get free parking with your national trust card or Royal Oak Foundation Parking permit. If not a member, I believe it is around 4 pounds to park. This is a quick sneak peak of the portion of the trail we hiked today.  The entire trail stretches over 630 miles across wide ranging terrain all with gorgeous sea views and many historic landmarks.  **HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: Download maps.me for offline map access and to view your location along with hiking ...

Mullion Cove We walked along the South West Coast Path today starting at Mullion Cover heading towards Gunwalloe. This is a quick sneak peak of the portion of the trail we hiked today. The entire trail stretches over 630 miles across wide ranging terrain all with gorgeous sea views and many historic landmarks.   Link to google map of today's hike: https://goo.gl/maps/HCRvwzMLtzjbe71N6    **HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: Download maps.me for offline map access and to view your location along with hiking trails. See our video on the app: https://youtu.be/kPcdiUMe1aA   For recommended routes visit: https://www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk   Click on "walks" to search near your desired location. Also has option to search for food, lodging and things to do along the path near your chosen walk or hike.     Embed

Located along the northern edge of the Cornish Coast,  this hamlet of Port Gaverne may not be well know, but is a lovely stop on your travels. For those looking for coastal amenities without the crowds as well as the peaceful walks, this is a must visit. The town is approximately half a mile or less than 10 minutes walk to the west and is much smaller, though still merits a visit. Keep reading for more information on things to do in the area!  How to Get Here Once you are in Cornwall, you can easily drive or bike to many of the attractions. Port Gaverne is a short 7 minute walk from Port Isaac to the West or a 20 minutes drive from Tintagel, know for its  King Arthur lore, to the East. Below are a few ways to get to the small hamlet town from some of the major destinations in the U.K. There is parking near the Port Gaverne Hotel or a large car park up the road in Port Isaac. Exeter Train Station Car Public Transportation Book Bus Tickets ...