Newquay was originally a fishing port of Towan Bilstra before the new quay was built in the fifteenth century. Among other things the quay was used for the import and export of mined ore and coal and for many years the main industry was fishing for pilchards and salting. Although pilchard fishing died out years ago this fishing town still has a working harbour, although it’s hard against the big swells of the Atlantic, they still manage to get out when the weather is good.
Vault Beach is located in South East Cornwall and situated in the Roseland Peninsula, just a short walk from Dodman point which is above the sea level by 110 meters. This shingle based beach gently slopes into the sea and at low tide uncovers rock pools to explore on the right hand side. Bathing here is usually fine but always be cautious as there is no lifeguards on duty. Surrounding this beach are beautiful walks along the South west coastal path
Song of the Sea Cave is located in West Cornwall situated near Sennen Cove. This is one of Cornwalls hidden gems nestled in far west more remote than most places you would visit in Cornwall.
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