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.
Great Molunan and Little Molunan beach are located in South East Cornwall and situated near St Mawes in the mouth of the River Fal. These series of coves are the Molunans are tucked away in shelter of the St Anthony Head with its lighthouse standing guard over the entrance to the Carrick Roads. With views across the water to Pendennis Castle and beyond is the town of Falmouth. Surrounding these coves are always yachts setting out from Mylor, Flushing and Falmouth along with from time to time giant commercial shipping boats.
Crackington Haven Tidal Pool is located in North Cornwall situated in Crackington Haven town. This village doesn’t attract a whole lot of people due to not having much amenities but its a beautiful town.
The Crackington Haven Tidal Pool is a hidden gem nestled in right hand side of Crackington Haven Beach. This natural sea pool is actually joins up with the sea so please be careful when entering the sea and ensure the conditions are as calm as they can be. Crackington Haven Tidal Pool invites wild swimmers and those looking for fun in the sun. Take a dive into the cold still waters of tranquility. This particular tidal pool is popular with cold swimming lovers and couples alike with most action between the summer months but if you love a challenge then winter cold dip is the perfect time.
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