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Turnaware Point in Devoran, near Truro, offers coastal views and is rated 4.7 out of 5 by visitors. It is listed as a historical landmark.
Turnaware Point is a coastal point in the Devoran area of Cornwall, near Truro. Visitors come here for the views over the water. The point is listed as a historical landmark, and visitors have rated it 4.7 out of 5.
Devoran is a creekside village on the Carnon River and Restronguet Creek, about four miles south west of Truro. The shore here changes with the tide. Nearby, you could plan a stop at Messack Point or Loe Beach as part of your day out.
A visit to Turnaware Point is straightforward. Come for the coastal setting and the water views, and allow time to take in the surroundings. Because the point is near Truro, it fits easily into a day exploring this part of Cornwall. Then you can head on to other nearby spots as you continue your trip.
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