Whipsiderry Beach is a picturesque beach located in Cornwall, UK. It has been recognized as one of Europe's Best Beaches by the Sunday Times. The beach offers a serene atmosphere and is protected by cliffs, making it an ideal location for exploring rock formations and caves.
At low tide, the sand is dry and provides a comfortable spot for sunbathing. However, compared to the town beaches in Newquay, Whipsiderry Beach has a more rugged feel and lacks facilities. Access to the beach is via a steep set of stairs.
The beach spans approximately half a mile and extends to Watergate Bay. Along this stretch, there are additional attractions such as Fruitful Cove and Cathedral Cavern.
The name "Whipsiderry" is derived from two mining terms, "Whips" and "Derrick."
Best bars near Whipsiderry include The Mermaid Inn, Beachcomber Restaurant, Estrella Morada, Chef Andrew Durham @ Hartley’s Supper Club and The Farmers Arms.
Best restaurants near Whipsiderry include Beachcomber Restaurant, Estrella Morada, Porth Island Snax, The Mermaid Inn, Beaucliffes Restaurant and Kao Hom Thai Food.
Visitor reviews highlight that visitors love the beautiful scenery, rock formations, coves, and caves on this beach. However, visitors complain about the steep and tiring steps leading down to the beach. Dogs are allowed on the beach and visitors recommend bringing a picnic.
Latitude: 50.4281211 / Longitude: -5.0553323
Whipsiderry is located in Newquay. The following map of Whipsiderry shows the exact location.
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