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Crackington Haven Beach
Image by Matt Jessop - supplied by Visit Cornwall
- Dogs are welcome on this beach except between Easter Sunday and 30 September when a seasonal dog ban is in place.
Marine Conservation Society Good Beach Guide Recommended 2015 - good water quality
Crackington Haven is a lovely shingle cove dominated by majestic cliffs and offering a stretch of golden sand along with many rock pools when the tide is out. Suitable for swimming and surfing the water quality is routinely checked.
Surfing Info: Usually smaller (2ft) than Widemouth, so good on big days. Rights and lefts peeling into the rip. Waves can be steep at low tide (closeout) or spilling at mid tide, breaking on reef or sand. Suitable for beginners through to experienced surfers taking account of dangerous rocks left and right, experienced surfers can use river to enter water. Tides: Surfable at Mid tide only. Wind: E/SE offshore.
Facilities
- Parking 50 spaces. Pay and display.
- Toilets
- Restaurant
- RNLI Lifeguard
Information supplied by Visit Cornwall
