Description:Lundy
Bay is a small rocky beach with sand at low tide extending
into a larger beach. There are no facilities at Lundy Bay
and the car park is small. There is a sloping footpath from
the car park to Lundy Bay and then a climb over rocks to get
onto the beach. There is also another beach at Epphaven Cove,
but there is a difficult slippery climb to get onto the beach
Directions:Lundy Bay is close to Polzeath which is about 7
miles from Wadebridge and 14 miles from Bodmin. Approach Wadebridge
on the A389 (from Bodmin) or the A39. At Wadebridge take the
B3314 and proceed on the B3314 until there is a right bend
to Port Isaac. At this bend turn left and continue on this
road which forks to either Polzeath or New Polzeath. Take
the New Polzeath road and shortly after the fork there is
a car park on the left. Opposite the car park park there is
a foot path to Lundy Bay
Parking:1 small NT car park
Toilets:No
Facilities:None
Activities:None
Safety:Risk of getting cut off at high tide at Lundy Bay