Trevone Bay

Trevone Bay sits near the northern end of the Seven Bays, close to Padstow, with a sandy main beach, rocky foreshore and cliff walks towards Harlyn and Stepper Point.

Its most distinctive feature is the Round Hole, a collapsed sea cave on the headland to the right of the beach. From ground level it feels sudden and strange; from above it becomes part of a wider geological story of caves, cliffs, rock platforms and the constant work of the Atlantic.

These aerial prints capture Trevone’s mix of beach, rock and cliff detail: golden sand, clear water, Newtrain Bay, Round Hole, reef texture and the open coast towards Padstow. A strong choice for anyone who knows Trevone as a family beach, surf spot or regular coastal walk.