Port Quin

A lovely beautiful cove in Cornwall, we come here every year for our holidays. In the last 4 years it has gotten a lot more busy with tourists. The beach is rocky and has a stream running down it. Lovely views from on the cliffs. We tend to paddleboard whenever we’re here. This year we saw Nicola Walker (UK Actress). The only bad things about Port Quinn is if you’re not staying, then there are no toilets, no cafés, no buses, no service. But if you have a friend or you ask someone if you can use their Wi-Fi they might let you have it to call for a taxi or 999. There is a coffee van in the National Trust parking but half the time it’s not open. You do have to pay £2 for parking, it just goes to the National Trust to help the area. 5/5

Lovely little harbour. Parking is limited and very tight corners to drive around. There is a slipway to launch kayaks, paddle boards and boats for a fee (paddle boards £2 is n honesty box).

Lovely place but it's become one of those places females can't do without, a coffee and cake stop off. Of all the lovely things to do there, walking on the beach, walking over the cliffs looking back at the beach or walking through the trails are the farthest thing from their mind, the only thing they can do is sit down with tea and cake and block up the car park for the people that have actually come for the beach and cliffs. Why can't women go anywhere other than to a tea and cake cafe?