- Great views from the car, but access to the beach is tricky
Millook Haven Beach
Ideal for: Exploring | Relaxing | Remoteness | Geology | Wildlife | Directions
Accessibility
Facilities
- None
Dog Friendly
- Dogs are welcome all year
Car Parking
- Small parking area on side of the road
Safety
- NO RNLI Lifeguards
- NO 4G reception
- It’s a long walk to the nearest phone
Best time to surf
- Just for expert surfers, an hour either side of high tide
Not a beach for swimming, but this hidden Haven is absolutely stunning.
Tucked away in an almost secret location, Millook Haven Beach is a hidden gem that stands out even among the region’s renowned coastal treasures. Venturing to Millook Haven Beach, however, requires caution. With no lifeguards present and a narrow, steep road leading to its shores, safety must be a priority for any explorer.
While it may lack the swathes of sand found on other beaches, Millook’s rugged charm, adorned with pebbles and shingles, offers a serene escape from the bustling summer crowds, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its natural tranquility. Beyond its surface allure, Millook Beach is a sanctuary for wildlife, its shores teeming with the diverse inhabitants of Cornwall’s coastal ecosystem.
It’s not just its natural beauty that sets Millook apart; the beach also boasts a captivating geological landscape, characterized by the famed zigzag folds etched into its towering cliffs, a testament to the earth’s ancient forces at work.
For those seeking to delve deeper into the splendor of Millook and its surroundings, the Millook Circular presents an enchanting journey. This picturesque walk guides adventurers through verdant valleys, ancient woodlands, and along the rugged Coast Path, offering glimpses into the rich tapestry of Cornwall’s countryside.
Directions:
5 miles | 15 minutes from the Bude TIC
- Turn left out of the at TIC car park. Continue straight ahead and turn right at the Widemouth Manor. The road is steep and narrow. Continue ahead until you reach the beach.