Located in the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall – the part of Britain lying farthest south – it is protected under the National Trust, which means that efforts are being made to conserve its natural beauty and ecology, while also keeping it safe and accessible to the public.
There is also the Kynance Cove Cafe located on the beach, open all year, which serves coffees, sandwiches, baguettes and hotdogs – as well as Cornish staples like warm scones with clotted cream.
Alternatively, you can also reach the cove by walking 2.5 miles from Lizard Point, or by taking the First Bus route 34, which will drop you at the close by Lizard Village.
Pretty UK beach with white sand could be in anywhere in the Mediterranean It’s hard to beat the allure of the Med’s white beaches and stunning blue seas – but those in the UK don’t have to book a flight to enjoy these spectacular sights.
Keep driving until approx 1/2 mile from Lizard Village, Kynance sign posted on the right hand side (look for brown sign).” Parking costs between £2 to £10 depending on how long you stay.
