Kynance Cove, in southwest England, surprises with its stunning turquoise waters and unique mineral formations. The beach is a hit with travelers for swimming, hiking, tide-pool exploration, and ...

Kynance Cove has a few spots where you can enter the water rather than one expansive shoreline, and if you wander around the most westerly part of the cove you'll find an enchanting mermaid pool.

Kynance Cove in Cornwall was officially crowned one of the finest beaches on the planet in the 2024 edition of The World's 50 Best Beaches, and now I can see why.

Kynance Cove in Cornwall has been officially recognised as one of the world's top beaches in the 2024 edition of The World's 50 Best Beaches. Situated just west of the UK's most southerly point on ...

On a bright day, the cove is a photographer's dream, with the sun illuminating the rugged rock stacks surrounding the pool. To get to Kynance Cove, head for the National Trust Car Park at the top ...

A hulking tidal outcrop, the cove’s centrepiece, is Asparagus Island, so-called because of the native wild asparagus that grows there. The interconnected caves that appear at low tide were named by ...

Kynance Cove has been chosen by travel professionals as one of the best beaches in Europe thanks to its crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sand that draws plenty of visitors.

Kynance Cove, a once-idyllic spot in Britain, has been getting some scathing reviews from disgruntled visitors. Tourists claim the car park is expensive and overcrowded, while the beach's sand is ...

It's not the only list to praise the beach, with a previous study finding that Kynance Cove is even the warmest UK beach in the winter, with an average temperature of 11.5C.

Kynance Cove offers several entry points into the water rather than one extensive shoreline. If you venture to the most westerly part of the cove, you'll discover a captivating mermaid pool.