Booley Beach
A stony path leads down from the coast path to Booley beach. There is little or no beach at high tide but as the tide goes out, a sandy beach is revealed. On a really low spring tide, Booley beach can join with Par beach.
There is a reef along the left side of Booley beach that is exposed as the tide goes out, creating some rockpools. Quite a lot of kelp grows on the reef which can end up washed up on the beach after a storm.
Booley Beach can only be reached on foot (or from the sea).
- Tide times
- Map
- Dogs: allowed all year
Circular walks visiting Booley Beach
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3 miles/4.9 km - Moderate
Par Beach to Polkerris
Par Beach to Polkerris
3 miles/4.9 km - Moderate
A circular walk on the coast path and Saint's Way from Par to the fishing hamlet of Polkerris where the pub has retreated into the Lifeboat station after being washed away by a storm in Victorian times, and Napoleonic cannons were built into the harbour wall as mooring posts.
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