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| Description:South
East Cornwall's best kept secret, Lantic Bay is a quiet sheltered
cove with white sands, feeling more like the Mediterranean,
than Cornwall. An excellent beach, but it can be difficult
to find. Bathing can be hazardous and toilets are some distance
away. The climb down to Lantic Bay beach is very steep and
unsuitable for wheel chairs or push chairs |
Directions:Lantic Bay is 4 miles from Polperro and 28 miles
from Plymouth.Take the A38 from Plymouth. At Trerulefoot turn
left onto the A374. After approximately 1 mile turn right
onto the A387 for Looe and keep on the A387 until Polperro.
At Polperro turn right opposite the Crumplehorn Inn and follow
the road to Lansallos. Immediately after Lansallos, turn left
and then left again. Continue on this road which leads to
the first National Trust car park and toilets. After this
car park continue on the road around a bend and about a mile
after this, the second NT car park is on the right |
Parking:Two small National Trust car parks |
Toilets:Yes, but about a mile from Lantic Bay beach |
Facilities:None |
Activities:None |
Safety:Rip currents make swimming hazardous at Lantic Bay.
Note there is a very steep climb down to Lantic Bay beach
which is unsuitable for wheel chairs or push chairs |
Dogs:Dogs allowed all year at Lantic Bay |
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