Really enjoyed watching this & it's well worth a visit if yr in Cornwall.We were there two years ago.Be warned tho,as you near the beach at the bottom there are numerous rocks (some unstable ) to negotiate.So if yr elderly or have children with you it may be quite difficult.What I really like about this video is the way this girl is dressed.Not half naked or tattoos all over.Both speak well & it reminded me of way back in the 70.When ppl were nice lol.☺️Happy holidays everyone.PS: Porthcurno takes some beating . . .
Thanks Jenny ❤️❤️❤️ we appreciate the support. Hopefully we showed those tricky rocks at the bottom enough so people know. It is well signposted at the carpark however about the two different paths. Wishing you a wonderful summer in the UK ❤️
Love the video the sea and underwater shots are great the sea in Cornwall always looks amazing in the sun and the beaches and cliffs are always make good film 🎥 shots , can't wait to visit Cornwall again this summer ⛱️🌞
I bet you’re getting well excited for your trip coming up Steve! Thanks for watching and supporting our channel with wholesome lovely comments 🥰 glad you’re enjoying our Cornwall films 🎥 ❤️
Awesome video 👍 Cornwall is my fav holiday spot in England. This place is so stunning . Love your dress and you looks like sunshine 🌞🌞 Thank you for the lovely video 🙏
Searching for ideal places to visit during our holiday in Cornwall and your video popped up first. A wonderful video of this what looks like a fabulous beach to visit. Now exploring your other videos of Cornwall. Thank you for the informative and beautifully filmed locations. Wishing you well with your channel, your certainly deserve it.! 😉👍👍👍👍👍
Hallo sure really perfect it has all are beautiful l see very good both of you show out so fair just now watch you all the times listening language understand let joy more from you .
Just come across your Vlogs - fun, engaging and informative. My wife and I live in the South West of England and are enjoying your coverage of Cornwall and beyond. We are also heading off in February for a grand tour of Australia, so we have been avidly watching your Aus videos to get the best out of our trip. Really good stuff here.
Oh amazing!! Thank you for watching, we are glad you’re getting some good value out of our videos! If you have any questions about your Aus trip feel free to ask away. We answer every question, big or small! 😁 thanks Tutti B 🙏🏼❤️
I’m not sure it’s somewhere I’d visit during the holiday season. Too busy and the cafe prices sounded ridiculous. Perhaps somewhere to appreciate in the wintertime with a flask of coffee and a thick coat..!🥶 Brilliant video production as always. Can’t wait for the next one…. HURRY UP…🤣🤣
Thank you for this video. It does give a great overview of the Cove. Some well-meant criticism: there are too many shots with the presenters in the view and not enough shots without them. Most people aren't coming here to see the lovely/handsome commenters enjoying the Cove; most are coming to see the cove. I skimmed through much of your video, looking for uninterrupted views. The commentary you give --is-- important, but perhaps you might think of concentrating those commentary shots and devote more time to visuals of the Cove, or wherever you're visiting. Thanks again!
We appreciate the constructive feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 in our experience videos that have a lot of visuals and less commentary tend to get less views.. but we haven't played around a lot with nature without a subject in the shot. It's definitely something we could do more of! I guess that's the challenge of making a shot interesting, without filling it with a person or people.
I loved thanks for sharing this amazing RU-vid video. I would like to know what’s the name of your stick selfie, cause I would like to buy one, and I really liked yours. Thanks 🥰
We use a gimbal from DJI for both our camera and our phones. The phone one is called OM5 and the camera one is the Ronin SC. Really helps to make move smooth footage 😁 thanks for your comment 🙏🏼❤️
Thank you for a beautiful and inspiring video! Is there a place you can recommend to stay like perhaps an air bnb that may be close enough to visit KYNANCE COVE and other beaches?
Hi Margonjose 👋🏼 thank you for your lovely message. We once stayed at an Airbnb in Lanner which is 50 minutes drive through beautiful Cornish countryside to Kynance Cove. I’ll put the link below and you can see if it’s in your price range and available for your dates. I’m only recommending it because it was such a unique experience for us, staying in a converted shepherds hut 😍 abnb.me/snmvSPcvisb
Ohhhhhh magical yes magical there u eating foods ooooo good place sea beach every view up to super and there u take ginger beer wow this mountain and sea views perrty lovely party place amazing how I expolr everything it's ur beauty g o o d video
@@mikebogatyrev3058 oh awesome! Yes definitely check out Port Gaverne while you’re there. Tiny town with a lovely natural inlet. Boscastle is fantastic too! I’m sure you and your family will have a wonderful time ❤️
@@cjexplores Wow! Thank you! We will definitely put that on the list of places to visit during this trip! Have you been to the Merlins cave in Tintagel?
There are no showers there unfortunately, but you could always take a big water bottle for rinsing the salt off after your swim 😊 top tip, leave it out in the sun to have a nice warm rinse 🚿 👌🏼
@@cjexplores Thanks for your top tips certainly that would be ideal..i grew up a place where few steps by the sea back in asia i really do miss my daily swimming hobby by the sea in my early age😊 madly even went to the deep blue sea on my own thanks God i was safe🙏❤thank you again for your top tips and encourage me to swim again haha..and by the way is there no currency over there thanks a lot🤗
@@lanyhardwick3942 ah how wonderful to grow up swimming in the sea everyday 🥰🙌🏼 then I’m sure you remember how blissful it is to start the day like that 🧘 the sea is not so scary, get out there x 💦
@@cjexplores Thanks again.. yes we're planning to visit this wonderful 5🤩 beach your showing hopefully i could go swimming again, have to find out how to get there and get to know which more convenient for us☺️
@@lanyhardwick3942 check out our guide, it’s got everything from travelling to/within Cornwall to the best hikes/beaches/places to stay etc. link is in the description 😉
The only beach in Cornwall, on all my visits there, that didn't allow Dogs was St Ives. There maybe more, of course. Cornwall is extremely Dog friendly.
I wish I went to that beautiful region of England . My relatives took me to Blackpool. The water was polluted and the sand was black . I did like the English terrace houses though . If I ever return back to the UK , I will be visiting this beautiful region of England . I hope to see more videos of yours and I hope to see you return to Australia .
We have friends and family in Australia and will definitely return! Probably to see more of WA 😍 Yes I think Blackpool and Cornwall are not only at opposite ends of the country but also complete opposites in landscape. There are many snorkel trails down this part of Cornwall and so many bays and coves to discover. I’d love to sail around them all 🤩
@@cjexplores That will be awesome Yes see Cape levaque WA. There is a lot to see in NSW Oxley wild river NP Darkes point Myall lakes NP , Mungo NP a desert in NSW and Kanangra Boyd NP . A lot off places missed by the tourists . I really love you both and will be thinking of you when I revisit UK as I was born in London and migrated to Australia when I was 4 years old . God bless you both ❤️
@@louisaklimentos7583 there’s over 500 national parks in Australia! It would take a dedicated lifetime to see them all I think! Thanks for the recommendation though 🙌🏼
We don't want dogs anywhere near beaches. I am sick of people's obsession with dogs. So many people today substitute them for people because they can control them and they don't ask questions. I just say keep picking up shit in bags and talking to yourself.
@@Simon-fr4ts dogs are the people that people want to be like. Full of life, excited to see each other. Compassionate. Loving. Living in the moment. Shall I go on?
Do you mean the one that appears during certain tide times? I think that's the one we tried to visit but the high tide came in fast and it disappeared lol
So Cornwall is somehow celtic, so part of central and eastern France, southern Germany and Czech Republic. Thanks, I didn't realise that I thought it was part of England.
