Description:A
large sandy beach dwarfed by spectacular rock outcrops. Note
that swimming is dangerous and access to the beach is unsuitable
for wheel chairs and push chairs. The beach is closed in winter,
opening again on March 1st
Directions:Bedruthan Steps is approximately 8 miles from Newquay.
Approach Newquay from the A30 and turn onto the A39 at the
Indian Queens roundabout. Proceed on the A39 and continue
on the A39 across the 1st roundabout and at the 2nd roundabout
turn left onto the A3059 for Newquay. At Newquay follow the
directions for Padstow onto the B3276. Follow the B3276 past
Watergate Bay through Mawgan Porth and about a mile after
Mawgan Porth turn left for the Bedruthan Steps car park
Parking:1 small NT car park
Toilets:Yes
Facilities:Cafe
Activities:None
Safety:Not suitable for swimming due to strong currents. The
steps down to the beach are very steep and not suitable for
wheel chairs or push chairs. Note that the steps down are
closed in winter opening again on 1st March. There is a risk
of becoming stranded at high tide
Dogs:Dogs allowed all year
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