Heading to Hayle for the three miles of golden sand? Our essential parking guide covers the main Foundry Square car park, the best spots for Gwithian and Godrevy, and the hidden track to Harvey Towans. Whether you are shopping at Asda or surfing at The Bluff, here is where to park.
Hayle is a town of two halves: a historic industrial harbour and a wild, sprawling coastline that boasts some of the finest beaches in Cornwall. It is a destination where you can spend the morning discovering the area’s World Heritage mining past and the afternoon surfing on three miles of golden sand.
Hayle offers a completely different accommodation experience to its famous neighbour, St Ives. Instead of cramped fishermen’s cottages,
Hayle is famous for its “three miles of golden sand,” but it’s also becoming a serious foodie destination. The town is split into two main areas—Foundry and Copperhouse—and the dining scene reflects this mix, ranging from industrial-chic bistros in old foundries to beach shacks tucked into the dunes of Gwithian.
Located at the northwestern end of St Ives Bay, Hayle is a fascinating blend of industrial heritage, natural beauty, and golden beaches. Once a powerhouse of Cornwall’s engineering and mining industries, it’s now a relaxed seaside town with plenty to explore. Hayle is a town where Cornwall’s industrial past meets its natural beauty, a place […]