Padstow was and still is a busy fishing port as it was once back in Elizabethan times, now the local fishermen supply the multiple restaurants within the town. Padstow plays a major part in the tourism industry in Cornwall, welcoming millions each year to a little bit of Cornish life. Tourism first boomed when the railway in 1899 was built, running a regular service between London and Padstow and since the town has thrived on tourism.
Loe Bar beach is located in between Porthleven and Poldhu Cove and is one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in Cornwall and the sandy bar is what separates that and the sea. This was originally a mouth of the River Cober which lead to an old harbour in Helston but by the 13th century the bar cut off the connection between the both and made the harbour redundant. The bar is made up mostly of flint although it is uncertain where this comes from as the nearest onshore source is over 120 miles away. There is also a reasonable extent of sand between the Pool and the bar.
Unfortunately nature has taken Boscastle tidal pool back, in December 2023 a huge storm rolled in with big swell and destroyed the beautiful Boscastle Tidal Pool is located in North Cornwall situated in Boscastle town. This popular village in Cornwall attracts many with its mysterious charm and elegance about the place.
The Boscastle Tidal Pool is a hidden gem nestled in Boscastle cliffside. This natural sea 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 families and couples alike with most action between the summer months but if you love a challenge then winter cold dip is the perfect seclusion away from the quant village of Boscastle.
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