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Maenporth |
     Dogs NOT permitted on Beach between Easter Day to 1st October - Poop-scoops must be used in Winter |
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Falmouth
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A wide sandy beach, two miles south west of Falmouth, with nationally famous Penny Pots Restaurant and Ocean Bar just across the road. |
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Swanpool |
 Dogs NOT permitted on Beach between Easter Day to 1st October - Poop-scoops must be used in Winter |
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Falmouth
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A short walk along the cliff path from Gyllyngvase, this family beach offers a variety of water based activities. Opposite is Swanpool Nature Reserve and Nature Walk. |
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Gyllyngvase |
Dogs NOT permitted on Beach between Easter Day to 1st October - Poop-scoops must be used in Winter |
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Falmouth
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Falmouth's main beach, Gyllyngvase beach running alongside Cliff Road is a crescent shaped wide sandy stretch, ideal for family bathing with specially designed swimming areas. |
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Castle |
Dogs NOT permitted on Beach between Easter Day to 1st October - Poop-scoops must be used in Winter |
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Falmouth
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A narrow beach along Falmouth's seafront. Lots of rock pools for the kids to explore. |
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Mylor |
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Falmouth
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Beach mainly used for watersports. |
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Loe Beach |
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Falmouth
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Shingle and sandy stretch with a watersports activity centre looking across the Carrick Roads. |
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