Photographing around the Lizard Peninsula is a captivating experience, blending dramatic coastal cliffs, hidden coves, and rich wildlife. Its serpentine rock formations provide unique textures and colours, while iconic landmarks like Kynance Cove and Lizard Point offer breath-taking vistas. Golden beaches contrast with rugged cliffs, and the ever-changing light creates dynamic compositions. Quaint fishing villages and wildflower-filled meadows add charm and vibrancy. Sunsets here are particularly striking, casting warm hues over the ocean. The peninsula’s tranquillity and natural beauty invite photographers to explore and capture its essence, making it a true haven for both amateurs and professionals.
The sea at Kynance Cove on the Lizard Peninsula, preparing itself for the arrival of Storm Agnes
This can only be Cornwall. Standing on The Todden at Cadgwith Cove.
St Winwaloe’s Church is a picturesque medieval church at Gunwalloe that sits low on the dunes overlooking a wide swath of sandy beach.
Photographing sunset at Dollar Cove offers stunning opportunities to capture golden hues reflecting on rugged rocks, textured sands, and shimmering waves.
The thatched cottages at Cadgwith Cove are charming, traditional homes nestled in a picturesque Cornish fishing village, evoking timeless coastal beauty.
Mullion Harbour, on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula, is a charming, historic fishing harbour surrounded by rugged cliffs, offering stunning coastal views.
Asparagus Island at Kynance Cove in Cornwall is a tidal island known for its striking serpentine rock formations and stunning coastal views.
Kennack Sands, located on Cornwall's stunning Lizard Peninsula, is popular for surfing, scenic coastal walks, diverse wildlife, and a peaceful atmosphere.
Kennack Sands, on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula, is a family-friendly beach known for its golden sands, rock pools, and stunning coastal scenery.