Daymer Bay

Daymer Bay has a softer, more sheltered feel than many of Cornwall’s open Atlantic beaches. Set inside the Camel Estuary, it is shaped by pale sand, calm water, Brea Hill and the wide tidal space between Rock and Padstow.

Above the bay sits St Enodoc Church, one of North Cornwall’s most atmospheric landmarks. The church was once almost buried by windblown sand, and parts of its architecture can be traced back to the 12th century. Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman loved this area and is buried in the churchyard.

These aerial prints capture the gentler side of the coast: estuary colour, sandbanks, shallow water, dune edges and open space. A strong choice for calm coastal interiors, holiday homes and anyone with a connection to Rock, Trebetherick, Padstow or the Camel Estuary.