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Cornish Beach Landscape by Colin Fifield

Cornwall - map & flag

The coastline of North Cornwall is a photographer's delight. The ocean has pounded away at the edge of this land to form fascinating coves, headlands, cliffs, bays, etc. to provide spectacular scenery. This image is of Trebarwith Strand at high tide. The tidal fluctuations are great on this stretch of coast. At low tide, a wide beach (strand) opens up, one that is popular with surfers, but at high tide, the waves break against the rocky cliffs. Here the waves break against the rocky shore just by Trebarwith village. The waves rush in and will soon envelop the very point where I stand. The air is full of ocean breezes, and the sound of the onrushing water gives a wonderful sense of excitement. It's beautiful beyond compare.

Taken near Port Quin, a picturesque, narrow inlet on the north coast of Cornwall

A picture of beautiful Gwithian in Cornwall with Godrevy lighthouse

A wild seascape at this beauty spot on the north coast of Cornwall. The giant Bedruthan is said to have used these rocks as stepping stones.

Looking down on coastline from Tintagel Castle, Cornwall, UK

A view of the harbour on a summer afternoon.

On a mid-summer afternoon.

Falmouth Cornwall travel poster design

Lands End Cornwall

Mousehole Harbour, Cornwall, England, Selective Colouring Mousehole is a historic fishing village dating back to the 13th century – a market started here in 1292, and it was a popular West Cornwall fishing town. It was much more significant throughout the medieval period than neighbouring Penzance, which is much larger nowadays. Due to where it is positioned, the seas here were particularly turbulent – which meant that the Mousehole sailors gained quite the reputation for being very tough!

Bodinnick, Fowey Cornwall, a travel poster design

Botallack Cornwall, a travel poster design

Carn Brea Castle, a travel poster design

Charlestown Cornwall, a travel poster design

Coming Home Trees, Nearly There Trees, Cornwall a travel poster design

Explore the picturesque charm of Cornwall through this whimsical illustrated map, showcasing its rugged coastline, quaint villages, and historic landmarks in vibrant colours. A captivating visual journey through one of England's most enchanting regions.

The Towans St Ives Bay Cornwall, a travel poster design

Polruan River Fowey Cornwall, a travel poster design

Port of Charlestown Cornwall, a travel poster design

Perran Sands Perranporth Cornwall, a travel poster design

Cape Cornwall, a travel poster design

Fishing boats in Falmouth harbour. It is the deepest natural harbour in Western Europe and reputed to be the third largest in the world.

On a summer afternoon.

Looking across the harbour on a June afternoon, with Porthminster Beach in the background.

A train on the St Ives Branch, with Porthminster Beach and the harbour on the background. This was taken from a footbridge beside the coast path near Porthminster Point on a June morning.

Porthmeor Beach from the island on a mid-summer morning.

From an original artwork of the Cornish coastline.

A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach.

A mid-summer sunset from Porthmeor Beach.

Evening light in the harbour.

Looking across the harbour on a June afternoon.

Looking across the harbour from the Malakoff viewpoint on a very windy June afternoon.

Looking along Porthmeor Beach on a mid-summer afternoon.

Boats on the harbour beach.