Lizard Point walk: the most southerly place in Britain, Lizard Point, Cornwall
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Coastal walk

Lizard Point walk: the most southerly place in Britain, Lizard Point

Helston, Cornwall

Distance 1.6
Time 30 min
Type Coastal
Parking Lizard Point National Trust car park

About Lizard Point walk: the most southerly place in Britain, Lizard Point

Between steps 1 and 3, the route is on well-maintained gravel and tarmac footpaths suitable for pushchairs. Steps 3 to 8 follow a more natural footpath, part of the South West Coast Path, and go through a field. The trail includes some fairly steep climbs

Allow about 30 min for a steady pace, and longer if you plan to stop for photos or a café.

Parking: Lizard Point National Trust car park.

Official trail info ↗

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.

Know before you go

🧭 Getting there

The walk starts near Helston. Use the directions button above to route to the trailhead.

🅿️ Parking

Lizard Point National Trust car park

🐕 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.