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The long sandy beach sweeps around the edge of St Ives Bay
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Not just a surfer's paradise, Godrevy is a popular family beach
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Grab your board and head down the boardwalk to the beach
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Godrevy is a popular haunt for surfers of all ages
High cliffs and sheltered coves with sandy beaches
An awe-inspiring expanse of sandy beaches around St Ives Bay, cliffs rich in wildlife and history.
While Godrevy is a popular surfing beach (with an equally popular café), there's more to this area of Cornwall than catching the next wave.
Enjoy miles of spectacular walks over coastal grasslands and heathland, exploring places such as Hell's Mouth and the North Cliffs.
You can also go seal watching or watch guillemots, razorbills, fulmars and cormorants which nest on the steep cliffs.
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What future Godrevy?
Godrevy’s cliffs are subject to significant rates of erosion. This means that a section of the road to the top field car parks has become vulnerable, as the cliff recedes ever nearer to the road. It is inevitable that this road will be lost to coastal erosion; our estimates are that this will happen within the next 10 years, but this could happen at anytime. As part of our policy...
