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About King Charles III England Coast Path: Newquay to Penzance
King Charles III England Coast Path: Newquay to Penzance is a coastal walk on Cornish.co.uk — a full trail guide with the route on the map, practical notes, and nearby places from the directory. It starts near Newquay.
Parking near Cornish trailheads is often limited — arrive early in peak season and check for local restrictions.
Dogs are generally welcome on Cornish trails — keep them on a lead near livestock, cliff edges and nesting birds.
There are 39 listings mapped nearby — cafés, sights, family stops and more. Use the map key to filter pins, then browse the cards below.
As with any Cornish coast path, check tide times and the forecast before you set out, keep back from cliff edges, and wear footwear with a decent grip.
Walk map & stop-offs
Stops along the way
Real places near this walk — pulled from the Cornish.co.uk directory. Somewhere to eat, things to see, family days out, wildlife and beaches within easy reach.
Eat & drink
0.1 km
Eat
Gusto Urban Italian
Looking for Gusto Urban Italian Newquay? This place to eat and drink in Newquay, Cornwall is…
0.2 km
Eat
Gilmore's
Gilmore’s Newquay sits in Newquay, Cornwall — a practical place to eat and drink for visitors…
0.2 km
Eat
Lewinnick Lodge
Lewinnick Lodge Newquay is a verified place to eat and drink in Newquay, Cornwall, listed on…
0.2 km
Eat
Lewinnick Cocktail Bar
Lewinnick Cocktail Bar Newquay is a verified place to eat and drink in Newquay, Cornwall, listed…
See & do
0.2 km
See
Lewinnick Cove
Lewinnick Cove Newquay is a verified attraction and things to do stop in Newquay, Cornwall, listed…
0.2 km
See
Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre
Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre Fraddon sits in Fraddon, Cornwall — a practical attraction and things to…
Family & play
5.6 km
Family
Cornwall FootballGolf
Looking for Cornwall FootballGolf Zoar (St Stephen)? This attraction and things to do stop in Zoar…
Wildlife & nature
Beaches nearby
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Beaches
Towan Beach
A sheltered sandy cove right in the heart of Newquay, accessible via steps. Ideal for families…
0.2 km
Beaches
Crantock Beach
Just a short distance from Churchtown, Crantock Beach is a picturesque expanse of golden sand framed…
0.3 km
Beaches
Trevellas Porth
Pebble and sand cove in Trevellas Coombe, St Agnes — also known as Trevellas Cove. National…
0.4 km
Beaches
Harbour Beach
0.6 km
Beaches
Great Western Beach
Offering a more secluded feel, Great Western Beach, close to Abbot’s Hendra, is a fantastic spot…
0.6 km
Beaches
Trevaunance Cove
Sandy cove at St Agnes — locally known as Aggie — with Aggie Beach Café, Driftwood…
Shops & markets
0.1 km
Shop
Newquay Harbour Market (Seasonal)
Newquay Harbour Market (Seasonal) is a verified shop and retail stop in Newquay, Cornwall, listed on…
Places to stay
0.3 km
Stay
The Strangles Hotel
Looking for The Strangles Hotel Newquay? This place to stay in Newquay, Cornwall is listed on…
Know before you go
🧭 Getting there
The walk starts near Newquay. Use the directions button above to route to the trailhead.
🅿️ Parking
Check locally for the nearest car park — many Cornish trailheads have limited roadside parking.
🐕 Dogs
Dogs are generally welcome on Cornish trails — keep them on a lead near livestock and cliff edges.
🌊 Safety
Coastal sections can be exposed — check tide times and the forecast, keep back from cliff edges, and wear grippy footwear.
More walks nearby
Coastal paths and inland loops within reach of this spot.
- 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 →
- Inland Cubert Common walk, North Cornwall A gentle grassy walk, with sandy paths and tracks across open grassland. Trail guide →
- 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 Chacewater Trail 2 – The Agriculture, Conservation & Heritage Loop Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (foot). Trail guide →