Sennen Cove

The beach from Marias Lane July 2007

The harbour, stormy January day

Sennen beach from Marias Lane 3rd December 2006

Sennen Breakwater, 3rd December 2007

Cove boat returning after fishing for squid with a handline since daybreak.

Sennen cove, at the very furthest tip of the Cornish Peninsular is a fabulous location for a holiday. It has a broad sweeping sandy beach, perfect for sun seekers, surfers, and anglers. It has all the ingredients too, for the little ones, with white sand, pools and streams for endless play. During the warmer summer months dolphins, seals and basking sharks are regularly seen. The small village stretched along the level seafront has a very good Inn, restaurant, cafés, galleries and shop. Linked to the coastal path the cliff walks in both directions allow access to some of the most beautiful coastal scenery anywhere.

Treen

The village from the footpath leading west across the fields to Trendrennen farm

Pedny beach (5minutes walk from Treen)

The fishing cove of Penberth ( 10 minutes walk from Treen)

From the old Penberth pilchard cellar

Penberth cove from the sea

Boxing the catch ready for market in Newlyn. The Penberth handline fleet sailed at sunrise this morning.

Mackerel fresh from the sea

November 19th the boats are all at sea fishing for bass, winter sunlight on the on the granite slipway

24th November fine morning in Penberth, cold air from the river meeting the warmer sea air .

Treen is a small, unspoilt, village nestling in the hills of the glorious Penberth valley, just minutes from the famous Minack Theatre.

The Minack Theatre looking towards the Logan Rock

The entrance to the Minack looking across Porthcurno bay to the Logan Rock, end of July 2007

Porthcurno beach 6th December 2007

Holidaying in Treen offers a real taste of rural life. The village is situated in an ideal setting for accessing the celebrated Lands End coastal path and the fabulous sandy beaches of the West Penwith area. With seven of these beaches being within just a few minutes drive from Treen, and the village boasting a highly popular country pub, the location is an ideal one for all ages and interests.

Mounts Bay, Newlyn, Penzance and Mousehole

Dawn over St Michaels Mount, August 7th 2007