Bedruthan Steps Beach

The National Trust owns a portion of the north Cornwall coastline, which includes Bedruthan Steps beach. The dramatic views of the North Cornwall coast are provided by the scenery on the cliffs.

From the cliffs, there are steep steps to the rocky Bedruthan beaches. Due to the dangerous tides and hidden rocks, swimming is not allowed. Visitors to the beach should be wary of being cut off by the rapid incoming tides because the beach is only accessible at low tide.

Bedruthan is one of the National Trust’s most popular coastal path sections among tourists and locals due to its impressive geology. The National Trust offers a parking lot that visitors to the beach can use.