Some years there is very little sand.
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Managed by the National Trust. No swimming or boating is allowed in the lake.
Historic house with medieval garden.
The largest natural fresh water lake in Cornwall, one of several lakes claimed to be the abode of the Lady of the Lake from the King Arthur legends. No swimming or boating is allowed in the lake.
A natural sand bar (composed of shingle) that blocks the mouth of the River Cober. Geologists believe it has its origins in the last ice age. It is a site of Special Scientific Interest due to its unique geomorphology, and rare flora and fauna. Do not swim in the sea here, there are strong tides and currents. More than a few people have died swimming here