February 1st – Coverack Beach,The Lizard Peninsula West Cornwall
February was off to a flyer in Cornwall. Freezing cold but the sun was trying it’s best to warm everybody up. This beautiful sunrise over Coverack Beach was captured by Lizard Holiday Cottages
February 3rd – St Michael’s Mount,Marazion Beach, West Cornwall
We didn’t have too much snow here in Cornwall, but the light dusting that we did have resulted in some beautiful photos, like this one by Eva Seymour of Well Put Words of a snowy Marazion beach.
February 4th – Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, West Cornwall
With the snow gone, Cornwall was back to it’s best. A lovely photo by Aspects holidays of Porthmeor Beach (home to the world famous Tate Gallery) basking in the winter sun.
February 4th – Par Beach, St Austell
Beautiful photo by Nick Waddington, highlighting nature’s beauty – sand ripples on Par Beach at low tide.
Clear skies during the day mean spectacular sunsets in the evening. Here’s a spectacular February sunset over Newquay, taken by Watergate Bay Hotel.
A beautiful winters day at Crantock, with an almost desserted beach – only a few dog walkers for company :-).
ONe of the most iconic beaches in Cornwall, Porthcurno beach is on the southern tip of Cornwall and could look beautiful whatever the weather. This lovely photo was taken by local photographer Lee Palmer
Blue skies, no wind and solid waves make perfect surfing conditions. This photo by Glassworx shows local surfers having some winter fun in the water on Fistral. Brrrrrr
Lovely photo by Pender Law of the rolling sand dunes of Holywell Bay beach, looking out towards Gulls Rock. Beautiful.
February 8th – Kynance Cove, The Lizard Peninsula
One of the most magical places on earth. Kynance Cove, on the Lizard Peninsula was looking (and feeling) more like summer when we visited one lazy Sunday in February. Luckily the tide was out too so we were able to explore all the caves and beach.
February 8th – The Lizard Peninsula
Cyclist Ken Walker and friends found the perfect place to take a break from their sunday cycle, overlooking the rugged cliffs on the Lizard Peninsula in West Cornwall.
February 8th – Poldhu Cove beach, The Lizard Peninsula
Peaceful Poldhu Cove beach looking splendid in the winter sun.
February 11th, St Ives, West Cornwall
Kite Vision took to the skies to take this magnificent photo of St Ives during a sunny winter’s day.
February 11th – 2minutebeachclean Bude
This is a fabulous idea by Martin Dorey of #2minutebeachclean of a beach clean kit. These should be available on every beach in Cornwall!
Watergate Bay Beach in Newquay, living up to it’s nickname of nature’s playground. Lovely photo by Pender Law
February 16th – Harbour beach, St Ives, West Cornwall
This view will never get old 🙂 A beautiful photo by The Cuddy Cottage of St Ives harbour.
February 16th – Somewhere in Newquay…
Waves and sunshine. What more do you need? Great photo by Westcountry Surf School.
Seeing the sun rise over Porthcurno Beach is one of the most beautiful sights i’ve ever seen. Well worth the 5am wake up call 🙂
February 21st – Perranporth Beach, North Cornwall
Jonathan Fox from Flying Fox IT showed us just how perfect Perranporth Beach is for walking your dog. woof woof
February 21st – Widemouth Bay, North Cornwall
Lovely photo by @MrAitchBee of the sun setting over Widemouth Bay beach, North Cornwall.
Porthminster Beach in St Ives Looking more like Barbados! Lovely photo by Sara Raine
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February 24th – Crantock Beach, Newquay
A beautiful photo by Danielle Lawson of Trevornick Holiday Park, of a lovely, but cold looking day walking the coast path overlooking Crantock Beach, Newquay.
February 27th – Carbis Bay beach, St Ives
A beautiful photo by Hawkes Point of the sun rising over Carbis Bay on another beautiful winter’s day in Cornwall 🙂
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February 27th – Mawgan Porth beach, Newquay
Lovely photo of Mawgan Porth beach from the Scarlet Hotel. Is that a hot tub i see?!
February 27th – St Ives harbour, West Cornwall
What better way to end the month than this beautiful photo by local photographer Lee Palmer of St Ives harbour. Stunning 🙂