St Agnes

St Agnes is a striking coastal village perched on the north coast of Cornwall, defined by its dramatic cliffs and deep-rooted industrial history.

As part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, the landscape is punctuated by the iconic ruins of Wheal Coates, where 19th-century engine houses overlook the Atlantic.

The village itself maintains a vibrant, independent spirit, centered around a thriving community of local artisans and traditional granite cottages.

With the sheltered sands of Trevaunance Cove providing a haven for surfers and the expansive St Agnes Beacon offering panoramic views across the county, it remains one of Cornwall’s most authentic and atmospheric destinations.

St Agnes Guides

• The best places to park in St Agnes
• The best things to do in St Agnes
• The best places to stay in St Agnes
• The best places to eat in St Agnes
• 10 fascinating facts about St Agnes