Trevone Bay in Cornwall has been hailed as one of Europe's top autumn travel destinations. According to CN Traveller, it's the best spot across the continent for a breath of fresh sea air and is conveniently located near the bustling harbour town of Padstow in the north of the county.
For those seeking a quieter, slower-paced Cornish experience once thepeak travel season has passed, this idyllic location is perfect. Despite its small size, like many of Cornwall's coastal spots, Trevone Bay more than compensates with its stunning beauty.
The bay offers visitors a gently sloping sandy beach nestled between towering cliffs, featuring the iconic Trevone Round Hole and the popular tidal pool, reports the Express.
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In fact, it was the proud recipient of a Blue Flag Award and Seaside Award in 2024, recognising its commitment to environmental standards, water quality and beach safety.
And for those seeking self-catered luxury accommodation on the clifftop, Atlanta Trevone is just steps away from the surfer-friendly beach.
Holidaymakers can also opt for The Pig at Harlyn Bay, boasting beds so comfortable you'll struggle to get up for the picture-perfect coastal sunrise.

Trevone Bay is buzzing with activity, both onshore and off.
With the South West Coast Path traversing the clifftops, walkers can revel in the breathtaking coastal scenery and views stretching to Hawkers Cove, the Camel Estuary and beyond.
Visitors can also marvel at the fascinating 80 ft blow-hole known as Round Hole, a result of a collapsed sea cave, which contributes to the area's geological significance and its designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
For marine wildlife enthusiasts, Rocky Beach is just around the small headland, aptly named for its rocky outcrop, making it an ideal spot for rock-pooling.
Additionally, there's the Trevone tidal pool, one of the largest on the Cornish coast, fondly referred to by locals as 'Tinker Bunny's Bathing Pool'.
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