Perranporth

A lively bustling village with a strong sense of community, fascinating history, and truly exceptional beach, we recommend a visit to Perranporth to experience a quintessentially Cornish seaside resort.

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Perranporth

Beach Life

Perranporth is best known for its glorious beach, and rightly so. Three miles of soft golden sand provide more than enough space to accommodate dog walkers, kite flyers and picnicking families. Dogs are allowed all year round, although during July and August, they are required to be on a lead between 10am and 5pm on the main beach area, but there are still the sand dunes and the remainder of the beach after flat rocks where they can be left off their leads.

Children love the rockpools, caves and the seawater swimming pool built into the back of iconic Chapel Rock.

Perranporth is renowned for good waves, and has a number of surf schools and surf hire shops. The beach is monitored by lifeguards during the main school holidays, and daily from May to September.

FAQs

With a car park located directly by the beach, this can be a very popular destination. However, the large expanse of beach will accommodate a large number of people, and of course you can also explore the local coastal path and sand dunes to find your own piece of heaven.
With over two miles of beach, you shouldn't have a problem finding somewhere to swim. Lifeguards patrol the main beach from mid April to October (dates may vary) and there's always the seawater swimming pool if you don't fancy the actual sea,
Dogs are currently allowed on Perranporth Beach all year around. However, they are required to be on a lead in the main beach area from 10am to 5pm during July and August.
There is a free public toilet located at the south end of Perranporth Beach, next to the Car Park on the Promenade.

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