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Gyllyngvase Beach

Magnificent views

Gyllyngvase is Falmouth’s main beach and one of the most popular in Cornwall. Warmed by the waters of the Gulf stream, with a wide arc of golden sand and inviting sea, it is a Blue Flag status beach. Set just off the main link road that leads to the Castle headland the beach, with its raised promenade, offers magnificent views across Falmouth Bay.

The beach and immediate surroundings offer excellent facilities for all the family , including disabled visitors who can book an ‘all terrain’ wheelchair from the cafe.


Gylly Beach Cafe is built over the beach and offers fantastic views from its sundrenched terrace and is open all year round. Family run, it prides itself on utilising fresh local produce wherever possible. It’s menu includes lots of fish/shellfish, salads, tapas, accompanied by chilled out acoustic music sessions. Perfect for a romantic meal or a family gathering by the beach: http://www.gyllybeach.com

Adjacent is a small building selling take-away food, ice-cream and beach goodies throughout the summer.

Deck-chair, volleyball and tennis-hire facilities are available.

Queen Mary Gardens adjoins the beach, as does the South West coast path.

A large car park and public toilets are close by.

Dogs are not allowed on this beach between 10 am & 6 pm throughout 15th May to 30th September. Other local beaches are less restrictive.