Kynance Cove is one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South West of England.

The cove boasts white sand, turquoise water and islands of multi-coloured rock with stacks and arches close to the dramatic cliffs.

The area was occupied by the Celts as far back as 300BC but there is also evidence of earlier Bronze Age occupation.

There are many serpentine rocks around the cove which are multi-coloured and these are best viewed at low tide. The cove attracts 1/4 million visitors every year.