Stepper Point

Stepper Point marks the western side of the Camel Estuary entrance, looking across the water towards Polzeath, Daymer Bay and the shifting sands of the Doom Bar.

The headland is known for its Daymark tower, built to help mariners identify the entrance to the Camel Estuary in daylight. The South West Coast Path route to Stepper Point also passes farmland, cliff slopes and the National Coastwatch lookout, with wide views over a stretch of water that has tested sailors for centuries.

These aerial prints show Stepper Point as a landmark: estuary mouth, headland, tower, sandbanks, cliffs and open sea. They suit interiors that need a strong sense of place, especially homes and businesses connected to Padstow, Rock, Hawker’s Cove or the Camel Estuary.