Duporth is situated near Charlestown within the south west of Cornwall.
There are no facilities or parking, so the beach is usually quiet. Duporth is reached from the coast path from Porthpean (10 minutes walking) or Charlestown (15 minutes walking). The coast path can be steep in places.
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- Hazard: Cliffs
- Lifeguards not available
- Dogs allowed (Winter only)
- 15 minute walk from carpark
History of Duporth
Duporth, Cornwall, began as a fishing village leveraging its natural harbor. During the 19th century, it transitioned into a tourist destination amid Cornwall’s rising popularity. Its sandy beaches and rugged cliffs attracted visitors seeking seaside getaways. Today, Duporth retains its charm, offering coastal walks and water sports. While its historical specifics may not be extensively documented, its coastal allure ensures its place as a cherished spot along Cornwall’s coastline, appealing to both locals and tourists seeking respite and exploration in its scenic surroundings.
Travel / Parking information for Duporth
Directions to Duporth
Drive through Porthpean and down the hill towards the beach on Porthpean Beach Road. The car park is located on your left hand side at the bottom of the hill.
Parking for Duporth
The nearest car park to Duporth is Porthpean car park. This is a pay & display car park which offers plenty of parking. From here you can walk the coast path to Duporth.
