Polzeath sits on Cornwall’s north coast in the Camel Estuary area, best known for its wide, sandy beach and reputation as one of the county’s top spots for beginner surfing.
Beyond the beach, the village offers easy access to the coast path toward Pentire Point and Daymer Bay, along with a relaxed, family friendly feel that makes it a popular base for a longer stay.
This page is your jump off point for everything we cover in Polzeath, with detailed guides below to the best beaches, walks, places to eat and stay, and things to do in the area.
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