A beach in Cornwall has been named the best in Europe by The Times. Perranporth beach received the top ranking due to its “stunning views” and expansive golden sands.
The publication praised the beach for its family-friendly atmosphere and its suitability for surfing. A key feature highlighted is The Watering Hole, which is described as the UK’s only bar located directly on a beach. It serves food and drinks and hosts live music events.
Perranporth is a seaside resort town on the north coast of Cornwall. Its beach is known for its large size, which offers ample space for visitors even during busy periods. The location also includes a natural open-air swimming pool that is refilled by the tide. Behind the beach are extensive sand dunes that provide a habitat for various species of butterflies and lizards.
For walkers, the South West Coast Path runs through the area, offering a seven-mile coastal route from Perranporth to the village of St Agnes. Visitor reviews mentioned in the article describe the beach as “absolutely massive” and “glorious.”
### Other UK Beaches Recognized
Perranporth was not the only UK destination to be included in The Times’ list of the top 20 beaches in Europe. Other British beaches that received recognition include Holkham in Norfolk, renowned for its vast sands.
Rhossili Bay on the Gower Peninsula in Wales and Bamburgh beach in Northumberland were also featured in the ranking.
Key Points
* The Times’ ranking identified the top 20 beaches in Europe.
* Perranporth beach has three miles of golden sand.
* The Watering Hole is described as the UK’s only bar on a beach.
* A visitor noted that a walk to the far end of the beach takes around 30 minutes.
* The South West Coast Path offers a seven-mile walk from Perranporth to St Agnes.
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