It is named for the UK's best saltwater pools and is a popular tourist attraction. Cornwall's Trevon Sea pool is crowned as the UK's best salt water and tide pool, the Times reports. It is located west of Padstow on the north coast of Cornwall. It is renowned for its unique geological features, such as its beautiful seaside oasis and its natural swimming pool.
The pool is cut into rocks, filled with tidal seas, giving the feeling that it is placed at the edge of the world. You can enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean while swimming in a place rich in history and imagination.
This pool was featured in the BBC adaptation of Mallory Tower, Enid Briton. Locals still call it the Tinker Bunny bathing pool. Also nearby beaches have woody sounders for days, slightly colder.
The best time to visit the pool is to have access to the tide for several hours on either side of the low tide. This pool is very popular during the summer and is very visible from the road, so many tourists come to explore with local families. Winter time allows for a much quieter swim, but you need to check the timing as Atlantic swells and large waves crash across the wall.
Not only is the pool a recreational property, it also plays an important role in supporting the local marine ecosystem. Its rocky coastline, rock pools and tidal pools provide habitat for a variety of marine life, including fish, crabs and anemones.
Trevone Bay's natural swimming pool is accessible to swimmers of all ages and abilities, but accessing the pool requires you to travel across slippery rocks from time to time.
