We came here over the Easter weekend - the weather was not fantastic, but after a long drive we needed somewhere to stretch our legs. We are National Trust members, and so had this one on our list. We parked down in the lower car park (free to NT members), and took the walk along the cliffs up towards the lighthouse. The views were fantastic, and the kids loved it. One thing to mention is that there are some steep drops off the cliffs, and parts of the cliff are eroded, so those with children on the trail should exercise caution.

We visited and parked in the national trust car park, where toilets are available before you start your coastal walk. We followed the paths throughout, and thought we was lucky enough to see some seals swimming around at one point, but as we continued our walk we found the seal cove viewing area and we watched about 40 seals on the cove floor, with many being pups, it was breathtaking. We walked the long coastal walk but a pathway is direct from the car park. Stunning and beautiful are the words used to describe seal cove.

Really enjoyed our visits to Godrevy. The parking in the National Trust car parks is excellent, we opted for the first one as it was closer to more beaches and cafes. The walk upto Godrevy point from the car park is easy & lovely, seeing seals on the beaches along the way and then heading back we went on to Gwithian beaches which were stunning.

Went for a visit after Uncle Bert left. Fantastic views and a nice easy to moderate hour circular walk. Two car parks. Out of season you have a better chance on getting a slot where the 2nd off-road parking has a sea-view from the car. Otherwise, park the car at the main entrance car park and start your walk from there. Excellent layout of paths so you don't miss anything. Recommend.