About
St. Mawes is a picturesque fishing village on the Roseland Peninsula in Cornwall. St. Mawes is ideal for a seaside getaway with your furry companion although the beaches have seasonal restrictions. It has stunning coastal scenery, a charming village atmosphere, and a welcoming environment. Here’s a comprehensive guide to exploring the dog-friendly beaches of St. Mawes.
Things To See & Do
St. Mawes is positioned on the east side of the Carrick Roads, and you have three beach areas:
- Summers Beach is a sheltered, shingle beach with a dog ban between 10 am. and 6 pm between July 1st and August 31st.
- Harbour Beach is situated in the centre of the village, although it is not accessible at high tide, dogs are welcome all year round.
- Tavern Beach is a small sand/rocky beach situated at the village’s castle end with a seasonal dog ban.
Summers Beach is the largest and has seasonal restrictions, and the others are not very big and suffer from the tides, making these more of a stop-off while spending the day in St Mawes.
Access and Facilities
St. Mawes is accessible by car, with several parking options available within the village. Additionally, the village is served by a regular ferry from Falmouth, providing a scenic arrival option. For those relying on public transport, buses connect St. Mawes to other parts of Cornwall.
All beaches are within St. Mawes, and you can access shops and places to eat.
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