Cawsand Beach is sheltered within Cawsand Bay on the Rame Peninsula in the far south east of Cornwall. The beach is a mixture of sand and some shingle with rock pools exposed at low tide, and it sl...
Cawsand Beach is sheltered within Cawsand Bay on the Rame Peninsula in the far south east of Cornwall. The beach is a mixture of sand and some shingle with rock pools exposed at low tide, and it slopes gently into the sea. It is Marine Conservation Society Recommended for the excellent quality of its water and there is a designated swimming area with markers in summer. Other activities include...
Cawsand Beach is sheltered within Cawsand Bay on the Rame Peninsula in the far south east of Cornwall. The beach is a mixture of sand and some shingle with rock pools exposed at low tide, and it slopes gently into the sea. It is Marine Conservation Society Recommended for the excellent quality of its water and there is a designated swimming area with markers in summer. Other activities include sailing.
The beach also forms part of a wider Area of Natural Beauty and, for walkers, it is on the South West Coast Path.