About South West Coast Path — stage 19
Coast Path stage of about 16.1 km along the Cornwall coast (Open Government Licence route data).
Along the way there are 30 places worth knowing about — somewhere to eat, things to see, and family stops close to the route. Scroll down for the map and the full list.
As with any Cornish coast path, check the tide times and weather before you set out, keep back from cliff edges, and wear footwear with a decent grip.
Walk map & stop-offs
Orange lines are the trails. Coloured pins are places near the walk — tap any pin (or the buttons below) for cafés, sights, family stops and more.
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
2.5 km
Eat
The Ferry Inn
A quintessential Cornish inn offering delicious food and drinks with stunning views overlooking the Helford River,…
See & do
Beaches nearby
Shops & markets
2.6 km
Shop
Roskilly's Farm Shop & Cafe
Experience authentic Cornish produce at Roskilly's, a working organic farm near Rosenithon. Explore their farm shop…
3.3 km
Shop
The Chocolate Factory
Indulge in handcrafted chocolates near Rosevine. A sweet escape offering unique flavours and gifts, perfect for…
3.9 km
Shop
Roskilly's Farm
Experience authentic Cornish farm life and artisanal produce at Roskilly's, just a short drive from Coverack.…
4.3 km
Shop
Roskilly's Farm
Discover authentic Cornish ice cream, fudges, and artisanal produce straight from the farm near Mawgan-in-Meneage. A…
4.9 km
Shop
The Cornish Cheese Company
Indulge in award-winning, handcrafted Cornish cheeses made with passion. Located just a short drive from Penryn,…
Places to stay
Know before you go
🧭 Getting there
The walk starts near Falmouth. 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
Welcome · livestock & cliff edges
🌊 Safety
Coastal sections can be exposed — check tide times and the forecast, keep back from cliff edges, and wear grippy footwear.