Polzeath
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Polzeath is a small village on the headland opposite Padstow. It was a favourite haunt place of the late poet laureate, Sir John Betjeman and is celebrated in some of his verse.
Polzeath is a haven for surfers (or at least wanna be surfers!) and beach lovers. There are lifeguards on the beach during the daytime in the season. Bathers should be aware that the cliffs can be particularly dangerous in bad weather. Although generally a safe beach, there can be large surf with rips and children should not be allowed in the water with inflatables. This is a sand and shingle beach, situated at the mouth of a river and backed by interesting cliffs.
Above from: www.cornwalls.co.uk/Polzeath/
Polzeath is a haven for surfers (or at least wanna be surfers!) and beach lovers. There are lifeguards on the beach during the daytime in the season. Bathers should be aware that the cliffs can be particularly dangerous in bad weather. Although generally a safe beach, there can be large surf with rips and children should not be allowed in the water with inflatables. This is a sand and shingle beach, situated at the mouth of a river and backed by interesting cliffs.
Above from: www.cornwalls.co.uk/Polzeath/
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Coordinates: 50°34'15"N 4°54'58"W
- Pensilva 36 km
- Mylor Bridge 44 km
- Illogan 44 km
- Carbis Bay 57 km
- Mullion 65 km
- Postbridge 70 km
- Kingsteignton 93 km
- Churston Ferrers 98 km
- Exminster 100 km
- Woodbury 107 km
- Hayle Bay 0.6 km
- Roserrow Golf and Country Club 1.2 km
- St Enodoc Golf Club 2 km
- The Rumps 2.4 km
- St Minver Holiday Park 3.5 km
- Dinham Farm Caravan Park 4.9 km
- Trelights 5.5 km
- Royal Cornwall Showground 7.4 km
- St Kew Golf Club 10 km
- Cornwall 14 km