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About Porth Joke
Porth Joke is a sand beach on the Cornish coast, close to Bodwen.
This is one of Cornwall's quieter, more natural spots with few or no facilities on site — bring what you need for the day, and take your litter home with you.
Cornish beaches can have strong tides and fast-changing conditions, so check the tide times and any local safety signage before you head down, and take particular care if you plan to swim.
Getting there
Porth Joke is reached from the coast near Bodwen. Head for the village and follow the signs or the coast path down to the shore — many Cornish coves involve a short walk from the nearest parking.
Location & map
Walks near this beach
Coastal paths and inland loops within reach of this spot.
- Coastal Cubert wildlife walk, North Cornwall This walk has some short steep slopes and steps on the coast path. Walking boots are advised due to the uneven ground. Trail guide →
- Inland Cubert Common walk, North Cornwall A gentle grassy walk, with sandy paths and tracks across open grassland. Trail guide →
- Coastal Holywell beach walk, North Cornwall The terrain is mostly sandy paths on beach and dunes. This walk isn't suitable for standard pushchairs or wheelchairs. There are many… Trail guide →
- Coastal King Charles III England Coast Path: Newquay to Penzance Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (hiking). Trail guide →
- Coastal Carnewas bus route walking trail, North Cornwall A majority of the trail follows the South West Coast Path, following coast and farmland footpaths. There is moderate terrain along natural,… Trail guide →
- Coastal Carnewas at Bedruthan coast walk, North Cornwall Following coast and farmland footpaths. Moderate terrain along natural, uneven surfaces. Route includes slopes, steps and unfenced cliff top. Sturdy footwear is… Trail guide →
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