Constantine & Treyarnon Bay

Constantine and Treyarnon sit close together on the North Cornwall coast, but each has its own character: Constantine with its broad sweep of sand, dunes and surf; Treyarnon with its rock pools, tidal swimming pool and tighter cove-like feel.

There is older history in the landscape too. Behind Constantine Bay are the remains of St Constantine’s medieval chapel and holy well, partly held in the dunes. Historic England describes the chapel as one of the largest in Cornwall and an important medieval pilgrimage site, later abandoned as the sand shifted around the settlement.

From above, this coastline becomes a layered view of beach, reef, dunes, headland and Atlantic swell. These prints suit anyone with a connection to Constantine, Treyarnon, Booby’s Bay, St Merryn or the wider Seven Bays coastline.