A Beautiful British Beach: Porthcurno West Cornwall

23Jul
by Cherryl

This quick stop at Porthcurno West Cornwall was just long enough to take in the sight of one of the UK’s prettiest beaches.

The photographs really don’t do it justice, to see it in person with the sun shining was like looking at a photo from the Mediterranean, the colour and sparkle of the water against the white sand was quite something, and totally unexpected.

Yet another British hidden gem!

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26 thoughts on “A Beautiful British Beach: Porthcurno West Cornwall”

    1. Cherryl – UK – This and that, an all rounder!! If it amuses, entertains, inspires or proves useful to just one person then it's doing its job! God bless x 💛🔆🌴🎨🌼✈️

      Cherryl

      Hope you manage to do some exploring in 2018, it’s incredible how much beauty there is in the UK that goes largely unnoticed by most of us (I’m guilty too). St Ives seems to be one of the most popular seaside towns – I guess sometimes we just grow attached to places and keep going back 😊x

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  4. Memoirs & Musings By Char Xo – London-based travel blogger specialising in affordable luxury, solo travel and a sprinkle of beauty. ✈️✨ Interests: 6am flights, cancelled plans, wine, concerts, sheet masks, Harry Potter, The Sims 4 and spa 🧖🏽‍♀️ trips. Get in touch: E-mail: char@memoirsmusings.com⠀ Blog: www.memoirsmusings.com

    memoirsmusings

    If I blanked out the title of this post I would NEVER this was in the UK? How beautiful is the blue ocean and the sand? X

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  5. Susie_Helen – Hello everyone! I’m finally here! This blog is something I’ve wanted to start for a while but as I ride the stressful ups and downs of life I have put it off till now. I have been inspired to start this blog in order to sift through the miss -leading red herrings in today’s products in order to bring some light onto the good bits of life and leave behind the shit we get slowed down by from day to day. So please, join me on this emotional rollercoaster to share life tips and general knowledge to help each other out but also to get rid of those mundane frustrations and ultimately just try to make life a little sweeter.

    sortingthroughtheshit

    I’m hete at the moment! It’s simply breathtaking scenery xx

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  9. Coral Waight – Melbourne, Australia – I started travelling alone at the age of 60. I and my little hatchback, thermos and Esky in the boot, began the first of four road trips around the island of Tasmania, south of where I live in Melbourne, Australia. I planned to the 'nth' degree, but nothing could prepare me for getting stuck on the side of a mountain in the dark with my petrol tank on empty. Nothing could prepare me for being on my own in a caravan park on the west coast in the middle of a violent storm, or forgetting I get sea-sick and spending a boat cruise around Tasman Island with my head in a bucket. With my 'Tassie' experiences under my belt, I ventured overseas, across the Tasman Sea to New Zealand and, eventually, to the other side of the world - England. They say if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans. He must have been rolling on the floor as I discovered that no matter how much research you do, at some stage you have to give up your set ideas and just wait to see what happens.

    Coral Waight

    You’ve brought back all my memories of my visit to the Minack in September. Caught ‘Peter Pan’ on its last day. Fabulous.

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