With the summer season fast approaching, it's high time to book that much-needed getaway for some sun-soaked relaxation away from London's hustle and bustle. You might be tempted to jet off to exotic locales, but there's a certain charm to embracing the British seaside as the warm days give way to the mellow hues of autumn. And what better place to soak up the coastal magic than a quaint Cornish village that boasts one of the UK's top pubs? Nestled on the Rame peninsula, Kingsand and its sister village Cawsand are steeped in a timeless allure, with their history deeply rooted in tales of smugglers and fishing communities.
READ MORE: The beautiful commuter village that Londoners became obsessed with during Covid The villages still retain their maritime heritage, evident in the old fish cellars and boat stores. They're also linked to naval history, being the home of Commander John Pollard, the hero who sought justice for Admiral Nelson. Today, Kingsand feels worlds apart from its turbulent past, offering a tranquil retreat where the gentle sound of waves meets the shore.
Gazing out over Plymouth Sound, visitors can explore vibrant rockpools, unwind on the quiet beach, or even take up paddle boarding in the calm bay waters. Kingsand remains relatively untouched by the tourist throngs that flock to other Cornish spots. A travel website notes: "The fact that the village is only a few miles (as the crow flies) from Plymouth is probably the only reason the village is on the tourist .
