Bedruthan Steps
This
National Trust area is quite dramatic with massive slate outcrops
jutting high out of the sand and fabulous cliff views that stretch
across Bedruthan beach with over a mile of sand
at low tide.
Legend has it that the rocks were placed by a giant named Bedruthan, who used them as stepping stones - to dramatic effect whether you believe it or not
The
national trust shop (check opening times) has facilities that
include car park, toilets and tea room.
The Trust has rebuilt the cliff staircase to the beach but be aware of the risk of being cut off by the high tide.
The Stair case is closed though the winter from
the 1st November and opens on the 1st March but you are still
able to walk across the top of the headland and enjoy the view
of the beach below.
Place to Eat
National Trust Café
Bedruthan
The
best of the British cream teas and sticky cakes are served here
with a small gift area for those little treats to remember you
amazing holiday.
