Kenidjack Beach(St Just)

Kenidjack Beach is a picturesque and secluded beach located in St. Just, United Kingdom. The beach is around 200 meters in length and has a mix of sand and pebbles.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and visitors should take care when swimming. There are no public toilets or other amenities, so visitors should plan accordingly and bring everything they need.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the nearby caves and rock pools.

Parking is available near the beach, but it is limited, and visitors may need to walk some distance to reach the beach. Parking is free, but visitors should note that the road leading to the beach is narrow and steep.

Fun fact: Kenidjack Beach was once used for smuggling activities in the 18th century.

There are several nearby attractions, including the Kenidjack Valley, which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and offers beautiful walks and views. The nearby Cot Valley is also worth a visit, with its beautiful streams and waterfalls.

There are no restaurants or cafes directly at the beach, but visitors can find several dining options in St. Just, which is a short drive away. The town has several cafes, pubs, and restaurants serving a variety of cuisine.

There are several hotels and bed and breakfasts in St. Just and the surrounding area. Some options include the Cape Cornwall Golf & Leisure Resort, The Commercial Hotel, and Bosavern Guest House, all of which offer comfortable accommodation and easy access to the beach and other local attractions.