Constantine Bay cottages
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Beach life
Constantine Bay
Constantine Bay is a wide, sandy stretch of beach, with gently sloping rocks leading up to the coast path. This beach is loved by families due to its fun waves and lifeguard patrols, and its endless sandy space makes it a great place to play with kids and dogs alike. Stay at one of our Constantine Bay cottages and make it a family holiday to remember.
Harlyn Bay
A little further along the coast, you’ll find Harlyn Bay, a surfer’s dream with a laid-back atmosphere. Grab a coffee or wood-fired pizza from the Beach Box overlooking the water, or find a sheltered spot on the sand for some sunbathing.
Trevone Beach
Walk the coast path from Harlyn to Trevone past beautiful blue vistas, and you’ll stumble across Trevone, a quieter bay with a natural sea pool that little ones will love. If you are interested, we also have a selection of luxury cottages in Trevone.
Beach activities
Book a 1-on-1 or group surf lesson with Constantine Bay Surf School and learn to master the more challenging swells of the north coast.
Lifeguards
Constantine Bay, Harlyn Bay and Trevone Beach are lifeguarded daily throughout the summer months and school holidays. Check the RNLI website for more information.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome on Constantine Bay and Harlyn Bay all year round; there is a seasonal dog ban on Trevone Bay during the summer.
Where to eat and drink?
By the beaches, you’ll find several coastal cafes serving the likes of coffee, pasties, sandwiches and ice creams, such as Constantine Beach Café and Treyarnon Coastal Café.
For fine dining, head to The Pig in Harlyn Bay, where you can sip wine at their in-house restaurant or tuck into catch of the day and chargrilled meats alfresco at The Lobster Shed.
For those serious about their grub, the foodie town of Padstow is only a short drive away, or a slightly longer coastal trek away. Here, you’ll find the restaurants of iconic chefs, such as Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth.
Retail
Constantine Bay has a small beach shop selling all you need for a day on the sand, such as buckets, spades, wetsuits and more. Head into Padstow for a wider range of shops, such as coastal fashion brands, boutiques, local art galleries and more.
Coastal walks
This stretch of coast, part of the famous ‘Seven Bays’ of Cornwall, is renowned for its coastal walks. You can walk the whole way from Constantine to Harlyn, Trevone, or Padstow, or head the opposite direction and check out Porthcothan, Bedruthan Steps and Mawgan Porth.
Beach Retreats recommends
- Try a surf lesson at Constantine Bay
- Walk to Trevose Headland and enjoy views of the lighthouse and the surrounding coast
- Pack a picnic and spend the day relaxing on Harlyn Bay
- Dip in the tidal pool at Trevone Beach
- Take a day trip to Padstow and browse the shops and winding streets before dining at The Seafood Restaurant, the iconic Rick Stein eatery by the harbour
- Take a boat trip from Padstow Harbour across to Rock
- Discover lesser-known coves on the coast path towards Porthcothan
- Book one of our holiday cottages in Constantine Bay








