Polkerris
A sheltered harbour beach in the small village of Polkerris, overlooking St Austell Bay, with a stone quay providing shelter.
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Situated between St Austell and Fowey and in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Polkerris is a magical spot for either exploring the Cornish coastline by paddle board or kayak, or just a place to sit on the beach and watch the world enjoy itself. You choose!
FAQs
Polkerris is a sandy beach which gently shelves, sheltered by harbour wall.
The village and beach is part of the Rashleigh estate which is commemorated in the name of the pub, 'The Rashleigh Inn'. The Rashleigh family also own Menabilly, the nearby house that was home to Daphne DuMaurier for many years, and were responsible for building Charlestown harbour across the bay, it being named after Charles Rashleigh.
Yes, and it also has a pub, cafe and a watersports centre.
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