SECRET COVE - Nanjizal Bay, Nr Lands End, Cornwall 

Real beauty! Sarah :)

Hi Laura, yes a bit more challenging but 'do'able! Just wish I had taken my swimming costume! Sarah :)

Hi, thank you! We were out today, filming a beautiful tranquil walk - very off the beaten track! Sarah :)

Like a great beer! Sarah :):

Thank you! Sarah :)

What a contrast to Lands End! It's usually so busy - a real tourist honeytrap! What bliss to come to Nanjizal! Sarah :)

Hi Billy! Thanks for watching! Appreciate your continued support. You are so right - Cornwall is an amazing variety of things to see! Sarah

Hi Peter, yes There must be a circular walk there somewhere - we are keen to walk from Lands End. We will be digging the walk books out soon to take a little look! Sarah :)

Hi Torunn, Well worth a return visit I think - we will be going back again, just for pleasure! Sarah :)

Hi Kay! Thanks for watching! Some challenging parts - not just the singing! Sarah :)

We took our time and it was ok - gave us plenty of excuses to catch the last glimpses! Sarah :)

It sure is! Beautiful! Sarah :)

We have had a few people ask us to go there and film it! I think we will wait for the busy tourist season to ease a little and make a trip in September - we are really curious ourselves! Sarah :)

Hi Carola, Beans and runner gloves! Makes me smile! Sarah :)

Great place to run! Stunning part of Cornwall - you lucky thing! Sarah :)

@@CornishWalkingTrails no your the lucky ones , i only run there when i'm on holiday

Oh, I see! Making the most of it! Sarah

Well, I think we will just have to pay a return visit sometime! Sarah :)

P.S I think the 'Blue Rubber Glove' farmer has a sense of fun, he used the second finger of his rubber gloves to point the way rather than the first.

Do you know, I noticed that too! Sarah :)

Plenty of layers! Some October days can be warm and gentle while others could be a full storm! The beauty of English weather is the variety we get! Sarah :)

Hi Steve, There are caves on this beach too - perhaps we should have popped one or two in the video! Maybe next time! Sarah :)

Oh no! LOL! Well, I hope you were ok. We are thinking of exploring the path from Lands End but Andrew doesn't want to pay for parking there!! Ha! Ha! Sarah :)

What a fabulous comment - thank you! We know that the sand is back this summer. We want to return and film but also want the sun to come out to do it justice. We will get back again! I must say I am not a fan of the dinosaur eggs - hard work! Sarah :)

Ahhh! I was there for ages trying my best to see something! Next time we are down that way, I will have a second look - thank you! Sarah :)

Fellow intrepid explorers just a map and we are off! I agree, quite a trek. I want to try and make it back there this winter, to see some heavy seas crashing though - not sure if it will be a spectacle of not, but I a curious, Sarah :)

@@CornishWalkingTrails Just like you I had a job finding it. Thank God for the OS map!! I parked outside a cottage down the lane, and walked up the side of peoples gardens and drives. Then went through the farmyard. It was a hot sunny day in October!! My g/f would not walk down the steep cliff so I went on my own. There was no one there and I took some amazing pics and videos of the sea crashing through the eye of the needle. Unfortunately that g/f stole one of my cameras with the SD cards when we split up 10 years ago. I am hoping to go back there on my own this year. Some of my other fave places are St. Ives, Polperro, Sennen Cove, Tintagel, and Holywell Bay. I took my elderly Mum there around 15 years ago and drove down the track ( footpath ) to the beach. The tide came in and Mum started screaming as she thought the car was gonna get washed out to sea! I used to love sitting behind the rocks in Perranporth reading a book in the sun. I can't remember if it was there or more likely Holywell Bay where a stream ran down the L/H side of the beach, perhaps you know? That place is heaven to me! I never go to Lands End anymore since they commercialised and ruined it years ago. I love Boscastle too, from long before the flood and afterwards. I went down for the grand re-opening of the Wellington pub there after the flood. There was a series on tv at the time called "An Island Parish" with the vicar and the locals, which I used to watch. I met them all in the "Welly" and had a good chat with them all. There was a BBC South or South West news crew in the pub filming it all. I love finding the hidden coves and quiet places. I had a right job to find Golitha Falls years ago. My Sat Nav was useless, and the few signs were covered up by the overgrown hedgerows. I persevered and found it eventually!! I think if I spend what time I have left that I still will never get to see all of the amazing places in Cornwall. I feel sorry for the locals, most of whom can't afford to live there anymore, because of rich Londoners with their 2nd homes ramping up the prices. I feel sorry for the Cornish fishermen too ( and one Cornish fisherwoman ) who struggle to make a living because of the daft EU laws. I don't expect Boris the Clown will sort our fishing rights out either after Brexit. He can never be trusted, just like Trump! I want Cornwall's landscape to stay as it has always been. Rugged and beautiful for all to enjoy. When I was a kid the only things at Lands End were The First and the Last, a hotel and the famous signpost. Look at it now, it's disgraceful. Cornwall is the most special magical place in the UK, followed by here in Dorset where I am. Love your videos, keep em coming!!! x x x

Parking in and around the village is on the road and a little limited but possible. No actual car park to speak off. We are thinking of trying a walk from Lands End but not walked that stretch yet. A lot of people seem to walk from Sennon, where there is plenty of parking - get there early! Sarah :)

Yes you can, but some parts of the path are narrow with a steep drop off to the sea.

Nice one Neil.................cheque's in the post, ha ha.