Walk - Cremyll Ferry to Kingsand & Cawsand
3.5 miles (5.7 km)
Cremyll Ferry Landing Stage - PL10 1HX Cawsand
Moderate - Fairly level but with one steep uphill section about halfway along. The sections around Cremyll, Mount Edgcumbe House and Gardens and the old carriageway at the Kingsand end are suitable for wheelchair users and pushchairs.
A walk along a very unusual section of the Coast Path, passing mainly through parkland with stunning views across Plymouth Sound and a wealth of historical interest. Children will love to ramble through the grounds of Mount Edgcumbe, with its many fascinating features, and will enjoy the beach at Kingsand. An especially inspiring walk in early spring, when the National Camellia Collection is in full bloom, and in autumn, when the leaves in the woodland start to turn.
This walk is particularly good for dogs as it passes a beach and pubs where dogs are welcome. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog-friendly beaches and pubs.

Edgcumbe Guesthouse

Maker camp
Escape at Maker Heights. 'Wild' camping campsite, popular cafe and arts & crafts studios on site.10 mins walk from beach, village/pub. Part of Rame Conservation Trust.

Coombe House B&B
Beautifully renovated farmhouse, stunning sea views, ample carparking, 15 mins from the Path, 5 mins from Kingsand/Cawsand offering 4 pubs for dinner. Highly recommended on Trip Advisor.

Mariners Guest House

Number One
Number One is a friendly, family owned B&B near Plymouth Hoe with 12 en-suite rooms, private parking & free WiFi. Ideally located for all main attractions and amenities

Cakewhole
A family run bakery and coffee shop specialising in Vegan and Gluten Free cakes and a range of local groceries. Open Mon - Fri 0830-1500, Sat 0830-1300

Cliff Edge Cafe

Jar
Zero Waste shop selling loose organic foods, snacks, vegan chocolate & sweets, homewares and locally made goods. Bring your own container or use one of ours!

South West SUP
Stand up paddleboard lessons, hire and journeys from our organic café space at Firestone Arch, Royal William Yard.

Plymouth Coastal Observatory
CoastSnap Southwest is a community science participation project which encourages members of the public to get involved in the monitoring of our coastline.