Gunwalloe

Gunwalloe beach is situated in Cornwall, UK, and is under the ownership of the National Trust. The beach is characterized by its extensive golden sand coastline, accompanied by grassy dunes. The beach is named after the nearby church dedicated to St Winwaloe, which has a separate bell tower. Originally known as the Church of the Storms, the beach is exposed to Atlantic swells, which can make swimming less safe at times. However, a lifeguard service is available during the summer months. Gunwalloe beach is a popular destination for families, as it features a stream that is suitable for paddling. There is also a rumor that lost Spanish treasure can be found near the neighboring Dollar Cove. Visitors can access the beach through the National Trust car park.