Expect a steep approach
The road and paths down to the cove make carrying equipment more noticeable.
St Agnes' principal beach: a compact surf cove with a school, food and pub options, coast-path scenery and limited lower-cove parking.
Trevaunance at a glance
Trevaunance Cove sits below St Agnes with Breakers Surf School, cafés, pub food and coast-path access close to the water.
The cove is compact and influenced by cliffs, rocks and tide. Conditions and available sand change, while the steep approach and limited parking make walking from higher in the village a sensible option.
Surfbooker tips
The road and paths down to the cove make carrying equipment more noticeable.
Lower-cove spaces are limited; use legal village parking and walk rather than circulating.
Use Breakers' current start time and meeting instructions before walking down with equipment.
The cove and village have established post-surf pub and café options.
Surf lessons
Group, private and children's lessons at Trevaunance Cove.
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Take care near the cove edges.
Only on suitable days.
Cove peaks vary with banks and tide.
Assess before entering.
Allow walking time.
Follow RNLI and local signs where operating.
Parking, food & walks
Spaces close to the cove are limited. Check current restrictions and be prepared to walk.
Cove cafés and established pubs make this a strong post-surf stop.
Clifftop walking adds value, but paths and edges require appropriate footwear and care.
Breakers Surf School.
Tide changes space.
Strong surf community.
Close post-surf options.
Limited near beach.
Nearby
Compact surf village to the west.
Open guideLong St Ives Bay surf area with multiple schools.
Open guideFAQs
Both: St Agnes is the community, while Trevaunance Cove is the beach.
Breakers Surf School.
Lower-cove parking is limited; walking from higher village parking may be more practical.
Yes, cafés and pubs are close to the cove and in St Agnes.