Perranuthnoe Beach is a flat beach with a large area of sand, although when the tide is in the sand, availability is very limited. The beach is also referred to as Perran sands.

Perranuthnoe Beach has a seasonal dog ban during the day (10am – 6pm) between the 1st of July and the 31st of August.

At the far east of the beach, you have some smaller coves that are more pebble and rocky in nature and can be accessed from the main beach at low tide or from the coast path when the tide is higher.

Facilities at the beach include a car park, seasonal lifeguards and a beach cafe, whilst the village has a pub and craft centre.

The coastal paths near Perranuthnoe offer stunning views of St Michael’s Mount and various walking route options available.