Beaches Isles Of Scilly

Covean Beach

Covean Beach, Saint Agnes, Isles of Scilly, UK

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Covean Beach is a small, sandy cove located on the southwest side of St Agnes in the Isles of Scilly. The beach is known for its clear waters and sheltered position, making it an appealing spot for peaceful relaxation and gentle paddling.

Surrounded by rugged rocks and scenic coastal paths, Covean Beach offers a tranquil setting away from busy crowds. The beach is popular with both locals and visitors seeking a secluded environment. Its accessibility is limited, preserving its quiet atmosphere.

While facilities are minimal with only toilets available nearby, the natural beauty and serenity of Covean Beach attract those wishing to experience a quieter side of the Isles of Scilly. The area is ideal for walkers, nature watchers, and those appreciating unspoiled landscapes.

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Sandy

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Dogs Allowed

Dogs are allowed and there are no reported seasonal bans.

Lifeguard Service

No lifeguard service is provided at any time.

Access

Access is via a public footpath from the main settlement on St Agnes. The walk takes you through fields and along the coast.

Accessibility

The beach is reached by foot and is not suitable for wheelchairs or those with limited mobility due to uneven paths and steps.

Parking

There is no dedicated parking. Visitors typically walk from accommodations or drop-off points on St Agnes.

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What is near Covean Beach?

Covean Beach is close to the Covean Cottage guesthouse, and is within walking distance of St Agnes village and the Turk's Head pub.

How do you get to St Agnes and Covean Beach?

St Agnes is accessed by passenger ferry from St Mary's, Isles of Scilly, and Covean Beach is a short walk from the island's main settlement.

Is Covean Beach suitable for swimming?

The sheltered conditions can be suitable for swimming in calm weather, but there are no lifeguards and visitors should assess conditions for safety before entering the water.