Lizard Coastal Path (South of Mullion)
About Lizard Coastal Path (South of Mullion)
About Lizard Coastal Path (South of Mullion) in Mullion
It is part of Cornwall’s coast offering — useful for swim, surf, sandcastle days, or a cliff-top walk depending on the stretch. Tide, wind, and lifeguard cover change through the year. It also sits within easy reach of the wider Mullion area, so it works well as part of a longer Cornish itinerary rather than a single stop.
Finding Lizard Coastal Path (South of Mullion)
Address listed: 2 Mullion Cove, Mullion, Helston TR12 7ER, UK. The location on this listing has been marked as verified in our directory checks. Check the map pin for access, then plan parking and dog rules before you go. Water quality and surf conditions are worth a same-day look in season. If you are comparing options, browse more beaches across Cornwall, then jump back to Mullion when you are ready.
Nearby in Mullion and Cornwall
From the shore it is easy to link to nearby food and drink, accommodation, and more beaches along the Cornish coast. On Cornish.co.uk you can move from this page to maps, walks, and related listings without leaving the county focus that makes planning simpler.
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Walks near here
Coastal paths and inland loops within reach of this spot.
- Coastal Medieval mills & a ruined Victorian factory walk near Lizard Point There are some relatively steep rocky sections of coast path on this walk. The route also crosses a pebbly beach. Trail guide →
- Inland Mills, fishing and serpentine walk Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (hiking). Trail guide →
- Inland Lizard peninsula rare flora and fauna walk, Lizard Point This walk takes you along varied terrain, including coastal paths. It includes steep climbs. Trail guide →
- Inland Lizard rarirty walk Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (hiking). Trail guide →
- Coastal The Lizard coastal walk, Lizard Point The trail is along sandy beaches and stony cliff top paths. Some slopes and steps. Height gain of over 700ft (220m). Trail guide →
