Cadgwith Cornwall 365

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About Cadgwith Cornwall.

Located on the Lizard Peninsula between The Lizard and Coverack Cadgwith ticks all the boxes of a picturesque Cornish fishing village. The village has two beaches separated by a rock promontory called The Todden. To the north-east is the larger of the two beaches which is also where the local boats are moored. The other beach is somewhat smaller and also generally more sandy. The sheltered nature of Cadgwith make it a great destination at any time of the year.

Like most coastal villages in Cornwall Cadgwith now relies on tourism. There are however a number of boats that operate from the village. It is often possible to see the fishermen taking their boats from the sea and mooring them on the beach.