Trebarwith Strand

Trebarwith Strand is a wild North Cornwall cove just over two miles south-west of Tintagel, framed by high, weathered cliffs and exposed to the Atlantic. At low tide the beach opens into a long sweep of golden sand, rock pools and rocky outcrops; as the water rises, much of that shoreline disappears beneath the sea.

Gull Rock stands offshore, while the South West Coast Path follows the clifftops and the Port William overlooks the water. From above, the cove reveals turquoise water, dark rock platforms, steep cliff faces and the small settlement tucked into the valley.

These aerial photographs capture Trebarwith Strand through changing tides and coastal light, celebrating the scale, colour and elemental character of this distinctive stretch of coast near Tintagel. A striking collection for anyone who knows the beach, surrounding cliffs or North Cornwall coastline.