Cornish Fishing Villages and Hidden Coves

Begin your Cornish coastal adventure from your starting point in Somerset, heading southwest towards the rugged beauty of Cornwall.

Discover this beautiful, somewhat hidden cove near Tintagel, offering dramatic cliffs and a secluded beach. It's a fantastic photo opportunity and a peaceful stop.

Explore the charming and narrow streets of Port Isaac, famously known as Portwenn in the TV series 'Doc Martin.' Enjoy a traditional Cornish pasty or fresh seafood by the harbour.

The vibrant surf capital of Cornwall. Take a stroll along Fistral Beach, watch the surfers, or enjoy the lively atmosphere. A mandatory stop on your route.

Start your day from the picturesque Mevagissey harbour, heading deeper into the Cornish coastline.

A delightful, unspoiled village with a beautiful sandy beach, perfect for a peaceful morning stop and a short walk along the shore.

Visit the stunning Porthcurno Beach with its white sand and turquoise waters. Adjacent is the iconic Minack Theatre, an open-air theatre carved into the granite cliffs, offering breathtaking sea views.

Wander through one of Cornwall's most picturesque fishing villages. Mousehole's narrow winding streets and pretty harbour are a delight. Perfect for a cream tea or early dinner.

Begin your final day from Porthleven, making your way back towards Somerset while soaking in more Cornish beauty.

Experience the timeless charm of Cadgwith Cove, a traditional working fishing village on the Lizard Peninsula. Watch the fishermen, explore the tiny cottages, and soak in the authentic atmosphere.

The quintessential Cornish fishing village, Polperro is almost entirely car-free. Park outside and walk through the narrow lanes to its picturesque harbour. Enjoy a final Cornish lunch.