Breathtaking views and we saw seals. Bit steep in places and the sea mist rolled in. Can hear the lighthouse warning sailors. Car park was cheap. Walks were plentiful. Simply stunning

We spent the entire day here back in May and pictures really don't do the place justice. The water is absolutely stunning, and looks as though you're abroad in a sunnier place than England! The views from up by the cafe are also amazing, my only word of advice would be to wear proper footwear as you have to climb over rocks to get to the water itself and it's quite a trek!

Beautiful rugged cove with some great little caves. Take heed of the tides before going down. We ate Pasties at the cafe which was really atmospheric. Bit of a tricky access down to the beach due to boulders and stones but there is an accessible path over the top. Toilets in the National trust car park.

Kynance cove car park can get busy, we had difficulty paying parking fee due to poor phone connection and only had enough cash for hour stay. Very steep foot path down to rocky beach, with flat sand visible at low tide. I did not see any wheelchair access to beach and not suitable for people who are unsteady on their feet. Nice views, great area for walkers

Been In cornwall 34 years and never been down this way, Father’s Day treat. We are national trust members so the car parks are free, I would Suggest this as there are many places In cornwall and Devon to get good value. Anyway kynance cove, pretty place to get to the beach is fairly steep via the direction route and not advisable for anyone with disabilities. They is a longer route and to be honest we came back that way back to the car park and it was a nice walk without the risk of falling over plus you don’t have to worry about walking h across the seaweed covered rocks on the beach. There Is a little cafe where you can get a drink etc and sit on the benches or deck chairs… stunning view but better was to come. There is a very steep path up the hill which leads to what can only be described as putting green area which would be lovely for a bbq or picnic. Please note dogs and young children must be watch near the cliff edges. The view is breathtaking and well worth the hike. Like I said we walked back the easy way which was a lot easier. We then went to lizard point again national trust car park took a walk down to the old life boat station as the light house station was closed, nice walk coupe of cafes again stunning view. National trust viewing point and nature watch few long range viewers assume these were the national trust. Got a nice ice cream and read the history on the lifeboat station. We were out and about for a few hours and saw a stunning bit out south Cornwall well worth trip, hindsight take a sandwich flask or own drink as prices are steep. There are 4 walks ranging from 1-2 miles to 4-5 miles for various routes. Good footwear is a must, forget flip flops heals etc. push chairs difficult to push on the paths. Dogs on a lead and pick your dog $**t up too. Is you have binoculars they would Be handy, saw a drone flying around pretty cool if you have one to use.

A shortish walk to the cove is well worth it. A lovely sandy cove at low tide with two beaches. Beware when tide comes in as you could easily get cut off on western beach area. The sea was clean and free from seaweed. Cafe and toilets above the cove.

We visited Kynance Cove on a Saturday afternoon in May during a weeklong visit to Cornwall and whilst on a visit to Lizard Point. We drove here and parked in the National Trust car park which is free to members, there are also public toilets here. There are two ways of reaching Kynance Cove from the car park, the most direct is quite steep and along an unmade path but gives the best views of the cove as you approach. There is a second pathway which is easier to navigate and this will bring the visitor out by the café building at the cove. Taking the first route we approached the cove from height and got some nice photos. The tide was quite high as we arrived and so most of the beach area was covered by the sea but we could still make out the rocks and cliffs surrounding this area. Reaching the beach, we descended a short flight of steps onto a pebbly beach area and made our way across towards the café. The weather on the day of our visit was a bit windy and with showery rain, but the cove was still, reasonably busy although the limited available beach area at high tide tended to compress people into a smaller area and across the exposed rocks. Having made it to the café which appeared to be closing, we returned to the car park via the longer but easier to travel path which goes around behind the back of the cove. To be fair the combination of the weather and the high tide means that we did not see Kynance Cove at its best and it would be nice to see it on a sunny day with a lower tide.

We parked on the green and walked to the lighthouse, to the point and to the cove. The green is handy for the toilets but all three of the places that we walked to had parking of their own. I love that I was able to get a Mr Whippy on the green. Classier ice-creams are good too but I can have them out of the freezer at home. Mr Whippy is a holiday treat.

Worth the drive down to them. Both absolutely beautiful beaches with some of the most breathtakingly beautiful views in Cornwall. Entrance fee is £7.50 each and there is parking available at both. Both offer paved walkways down to the beach and both have step free options too. The cafes at both are just lovely too. Kynance definitely has more going on but the walk from Lizard to the town is just lovely.

We were in Cornwall for the week and it was recommended by friends that we visit here and I am so so so pleased we did. Kynance Cove is by far one of the most beautiful places I have visited, the walks, the geography, the beaches and the water are absolutely stunning. Parking is good value, there are so many walk around the park and the maps which are dotted around clearly explain to you how to reach the beach. There are easy routes and some more difficult routes. At the beach there is a cafe which sells sandwiches, jackets potatoes and cakes/biscuits. Hot and cold drinks are also available. The cafe was very clean, staff friendly and prices reasonable. There are plenty of tables to sit at and a few deckchairs available to sit in and soak up the sun and admire the wonderful views. The walk down was enjoyable, the walk up a little harder because of how steep it was but I would do that walk hundred over to see those views again. I highly recommend that if you in this part of Cornwall you must see this Cove.