5140 reviews

National Trust - Godrevy

Name: National Trust - Godrevy
Address: Hayle, United Kingdom
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

Hayle

S W Coast Path, Gwithian, Hayle TR27 5ED, United Kingdom

Nature preserve Tourist attraction

+44 1872 552412

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National Trust - Godrevy is a nature preserve and tourist attraction located in Hayle, United Kingdom. The average rating of this business is 4.80 out of 5 stars based on 5140 reviews. The street address of this business is S W Coast Path, Gwithian, Hayle TR27 5ED, United Kingdom. National Trust - Godrevy is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where National Trust - Godrevy is located at?: National Trust - Godrevy is located at S W Coast Path, Gwithian, Hayle TR27 5ED, United Kingdom.
What is the contact number of National Trust - Godrevy?: The contact number of National Trust - Godrevy is +44 1872 552412

Reviews

5 Belén Lupo 34 months ago

Stunning views. Great place for long walks as there are great paths to enjoy. Of course the paths are uneven and rocky/dusty so mind your step and bring sunglasses if possible. Check tide times to ensure you can enjoy the beach as well. Parking for trust members is included nearby.

5 Emma Williamson 33 months ago

An amazingly stunning stretch of coastline! Bonus of free parking if you're a National Trust member! Some fabulous views! Seals, butterflies, birds ...just lovely!

5 Chris Henderson 37 months ago

Spectacular, irrespective of what the weather may throw at you. Good parking in the Summer, access quite easy but for kerb side parking approaching Godrevy, area maintained by National Trust. Winter parking adequate, top field often closed off to protect the ground. Lovely cafe by main car park. Views are superb, nice walk around the headland to see the seal colony. Surfing on a lifeguard supported beach is excellent, long stretch of sand adjacent to the dunes, beautiful 'family' beaches closer to the lighthouse. Certainly a go to place at any time of the year.

5 lilly rose 33 months ago

Really lovely place to spend the day, carpark free for NT members, I forgot my card :( but parking cost is reasonable for the area. Top car parks have toilets and a shorter walk to the beach. Nice walk round the headland where there's an inaccessible beach the seals use so binoculars are a good idea to watch them.

5 Ian Brunger 38 months ago

This has our 'Seal' of approval.
A stunning location with good car parking and a lovely tea room serving up excellent coffee and homemade cakes.
The coastal walk is picturesque with views across St.Ives Bay and Godrevy lighthouse.
The walk is very easygoing with a gentle incline to the headland. Your efforts should be rewarded with a spectacular display of Atlantic seals near Mutton Cove. If you continue along the cliff top walk a little way longer, you will get another reward with a view into Hells mouth. There's a cafeteria across the road for refreshments to set you up for your walk back. Enjoy!

5 Katie Layland 44 months ago

One of my favorite beaches to visit in cornwall. It's got all the different kinds of beaches from rocky and sandy plus many beaches to explore, cliff top you can look down on seals plus easy parking. Great spot for a sunset picnic!!

5 Amanda k 35 months ago

Absolutly stunning. View on a lighthouse, sea Lions and mesmerizing waves. Parking was an issue as needed to download an app. Essential to see, amazing of a Cornwall coastline .

5 Paul Fisher 35 months ago

Love Godrevy. Superb views over towards St Ives and a giant carpark (with ice cream van and toilets) where you can sit read and nod all day. On a super warm day dont forget chairs and sun cream though. There are some superb walks and access to the beaches is excellent. Dont forget the visit the seal colony at the top of the cliffs we counted almost 60 or more at low tide this time basking on the rocky beach below.

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