Gorran Haven
50° 14' 28" N 4° 47' 3" WGorran Haven is an unspoilt coastal village nestling around a secluded cove.
The bay of Gorran Haven is sheltered from the prevailing west winds by Dodman Point and swimmers can enjoy two sandy beaches offering some of the safest bathing in Cornwall, making them ideal for the whole family, including dogs – (on leads, between Easter and September).
The area also enjoys an abundance of flora and fauna, and being on the South West coastal path it is an ideal location for walkers.
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- Carpark (Charges apply)
- Public Toilets
- Café (Seasonal)
- Shop
- Restaurants
- Hazard: Cliffs
- Hazard: Tides (Rising / Falling)
- Lifeguards not available
- Dogs allowed (Winter only)
- 5 minute walk from carpark
History of Gorran Haven
Travel / Parking information for Gorran Haven
Directions to Gorran Haven
From in St Austell Head south on the A390 towads Charlestown. Continue on the A390 through Pentewan. At the junction with the B3273, turn left toward Gorran and Mevagissey. Follow the B3273, passing through Gorran Churchtown. Continue on the B3273, and you will reach Gorran Haven.
Parking for Gorran Haven
There is a large car park at Gorran Haven which is advisible to use as the village itself is narrow and doesn't offer parking. The car park is a short walk to the beach.
Watch an aerial video of Gorran Haven, Cornwall
Sitting in a valley, well off the beaten track, Gorran Haven is an unspoilt coastal village at the heart of which is a cluster of fishermen’s cottages, nestling around a secluded cove which remains much the same as in years gone by.