Pedn Vounder Beach

Pedn Vounder Beach is a stunning, secluded cove tucked away on the north coast of Cornwall. This hidden gem is just a stone's throw from the charming village of Treen and is famous for its golden sand, clear turquoise waters, and towering cliffs. It's one of Cornwall's best-kept secrets and the perfect spot for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the more crowded beaches.

What makes Pedn Vounder even more special is that it's dog-friendly all year round. If you're a dog owner, this beach is a dream come true. You and your dog can roam freely, play fetch on the sand, and splash around in the surf without any seasonal restrictions. It's the ultimate spot for a peaceful day out with your four-legged companion.

Getting to Pedn Vounder is a bit of an adventure in itself. The beach is not easy to access—it requires a steep climb down from the cliffs. This challenging trek adds to its seclusion, so you won’t find the usual crowds here. The effort to reach this hidden paradise is well worth it. Once you arrive, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views and a sense of peace that's hard to find elsewhere.

Another unique feature of Pedn Vounder Beach is its naturist-friendly beach. If you're comfortable with a 'clothing-optional' atmosphere, you'll find this beach to be a liberating and welcoming place. It's a rare spot where you can truly connect with nature in an unspoiled setting.

Parking available with a 10 minute walk away in the village of Treen. Alternatively you can walk from the Porthcurno car parks.