Pentire Point & Polzeath

Pentire Point and Polzeath combine surf beach, farmland, estuary views and deep time. This is a coastline where the broad sand of Polzeath sits close to the wilder headlands around Pentire and The Rumps.

The Rumps headland is the site of an Iron Age hillfort, built before the Roman invasion of Britain. Its earthworks can still be seen across the neck of the headland, while Pentire Point gives wide views across the Camel Estuary towards Stepper Point and Trevose Head.

From above, the collection moves between beach culture and ancient landscape: Polzeath’s surf lines, Pentire’s fields and cliffs, exposed headlands, estuary colour and Atlantic weather. These prints work well for larger wall spaces, surf homes, coastal properties and anyone connected to Polzeath, Rock, Pentire or the Camel Estuary.