Daymer Bay in North Cornwall

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Week St Mary
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Aspects of Daymer

Daymer bay is one of the jewels in North Cornwall's Crown. Between Rock and Polzeath you will find Trebetherick, and it is here that the fabulous expanse of sand that is Daymer bay, can be found.

Breay Hill is centre, Daymer is to the left and Rock is to the right.

Daymer bay and Cassock are in the mouth of the Camel estuary and unlike Polzeath has very little in the way of surf...but it is an excellent spot for swimming, windsurfing, boating or canoeing. This wide sandy beach is very sheltered and at high tide you can walk out in to the sea for quite a way before it comes up to your waist. Daymer is an ideal location for families with youngsters to spend the day. It also offers some stunning walks for those of you who don't care for the water.

Daymer Bay

To the right of Daymer Bay you will find loads of rock pools and the small beach known as Greenaways, which is accessible from Tristram car park, it is a small beach usable only at lower tides.

Daymer at half tide...Like a mill pond....

To the left of Daymer Bay is Braey Hill, which is well worth climbing for the superb views that it affords of Hawkers cove, the Doom Bar and Stepper Point (sleeping Dragon).

St Enedoc Church. The last resting place of Sir John Betjemen "poet laureate".

At the foot of Braey Hill and behind the dunes of Daymer lies St Enodoc Church (The last resting place of Sir John Betjemen "poet laureate").

Daymer at low tide with a view of Hawkers cove across the estuary..

Further to the left, across the St Enodoc golf course or via the beach, when the tide is low...you will find Rock.

Treglines and The Cob - Secluded luxury self catering accommodation in the locality of Daymer Bay, Polzeath and Rock.

Telephone "Treglines" and "The Cob" on 07971 684737

www.treglinespolzeath.co.uk E-mail Treglines

THE COB SLEEPS 4
Traditional cob house with rafter roof and quarry tile floors snug for the winter and airy for the summer. Quiet and safe. Book a holiday in May or June and claim "Cornwall's best kept secret" discount. One mile from Polzeath

TREGLINES SLEEPS 8-10
Huge, unique, luxury.
Outstanding barn far from the madding crowds yet only one mile from Polzeath, Rock on the Camel Estuary and Daymer Bay

The Cob

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