Where is Trevone Bay?

Trevone Bay is on Cornwall's north coast, a short distance west of the harbour town of Padstow, set among high cliffs along the Atlantic shore.

What is Trevone known for?

Trevone is known for its sandy beach, its rockier 'Rocky Beach' that is great for catching crabs and exploring rock pools, and the Round Hole, a large blowhole on the clifftop.

What is there to do in Trevone?

You can swim and relax on the sandy beach, hunt for crabs and sea life in the rock pools, and walk up to see the Round Hole blowhole. The headlands and beaches are also good for sea fishing.

Is Trevone worth visiting?

Yes. With two distinct beaches close together and the striking Round Hole nearby, Trevone offers more variety than many small coves, all within easy reach of Padstow.

How do you get to Trevone?

Trevone is reached by road from Padstow, just off the B3276 in North Cornwall, and is also linked to neighbouring beaches by the South West Coast Path.

Trevone Bay: Beach & Blowhole Guide

Trevone has two beaches. One of the beaches is sandy and the other is rocky. The rocky beach, known as 'Rocky Beach' is a great place for catching crabs or exploring rock pools.

Above the sandy beach on the cliffs is a giant blow hole which is a popular tourist attraction.

Sea Fishing in Trevone area

This whole area is good for bass and all species of flatfish if fishing off the beaches. The headlands are good fishing places for pollack, mackerel and the odd whiting or cod.

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