Carnewas at Bedruthan is a stunning clifftop spot in North Cornwall, famous for its jaw-dropping views of the towering rock stacks that line the beach below. Although access to the beach itself is currently closed due to rockfalls, the coastal path offers a fantastic walk packed with wildflowers, seabirds, and dramatic scenery. The trail takes you along the South West Coast Path to Park Head and the sheltered Porth Mear cove, making it perfect for a fresh, invigorating day out surrounded by nature. Dogs are welcome, so it’s a great spot for four-legged friends and their owners to stretch their legs amidst breathtaking coastal beauty.

The site also houses a charming tea-room near the car park, ideal for enjoying cream teas and a light lunch after your walk (do check opening times). With facilities like toilets, parking, and safe trails, Carnewas at Bedruthan suits families, dog walkers, and anyone looking for a scenic, peaceful coastal adventure. Whether you’re a keen walker wanting to explore the coast or simply fancy a day soaking up those wide-reaching sea views with a nice cuppa, it’s a brilliant spot to unwind and reconnect with the Cornish coast.