BETTER SAFER BEACH DAYS

A FREE app designed in collaboration with some of the world's leading information and data partners

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What is MyCoast?

MyCoast is a first-of-its-kind app, created alongside the RNLI, to revolutionise the way we interact with our coastlines. Unique data sets sourced from leading global information partners have been overlaid with specific beach safety parameters resulting in one single place for coastal users to plan your best and safest beach day ever.

Enabling all beach-goers to ‘know before they go’, use our clever filter system to select the right beach for you.

Real time, accurate information for the 60 RNLI lifeguarded beaches in Cornwall in the palm of your hand. And it’s completely free to download. What are you waiting for?

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Know Before You Go!

Whether you’re a wild dipper, a sunseeker, a beachcomber or fun-loving family. From surfers to dog walkers and those in need of solitude. My Coast is everything you need. Designed to enrich every coastal experience with our clever filtering system, helping you plan your best beach day ever.

So don't waste valuable time searching the web for tides, weather, parking, toilets, dog friendly beaches and cafes. Let MyCoast do the work for you.

Explore all 60 RNLI lifeguarded beaches in Cornwall

Black Rock

At high tide this southern end of Widemouth Bay is cut off and is known as Black Rock due to its rocky outcrops.

Beach View

Also known as Sandy Acres it forms three miles of golden sands backed by towering sand dunes. stretching all the way to Gwithian and Godrevy.

Booby's Bay

Popular with experienced surfers, this large sandy beach becomes completely submerged at high tide with red flags two hours each side, but offers great rock pools as a result.

Crackington Haven

A picturesque shingle and sand cove, popular with families, swimmers and surfers of all levels. Low tide brings a wonderful array of rock pools and a great space for beach games.

Constantine Bay

The largest beach on Trevose Head, it's soft sand and shallow pools makes it a favourite with families, whilst a reef break at the southern end provides a popular surf spot.

Chapel Porth

A National Trust owned beach which transforms from a small pebbly cove into a long sandy beach at low tide. A popular spot for rock pooling, bodyboarding and surfing and walking the surrounding coastal paths.

Carbis Bay

A mile long crescent of soft, white sand. Sheltered from the wind, the water is calmer than neighbouring beaches so a good spot for young children to play in the shallows and people to try their hand at body boarding.

What People Say About The My Coast App

The My Coast Story

Beginning in Cornwall, the home of MyCoast, our aim is to raise beach safety awareness. With Cornish coastal drowning figures still in double figures annually, MyCoast aims to educate, inform and improve beach awareness using accurate beach-specific information.

Championing sustainable coastal communities, we also hope to help tourists and locals exist harmoniously, enjoying the best of the coast together.

Following a successful pilot, MyCoast is now live in app stores and ready to download for the 2024 UK summer. Rolling out across all 60 RNLI lifeguarded beaches in Cornwall, MyCoast provides the right information for your chosen beach day. From dog poo bins to current coastal conditions, MyCoast has got you covered!

DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP

BETTER SAFER BEACH DAYS

A FREE app designed in collaboration with some of the world's leading information and data partners

What is MyCoast?

Know Before You Go!

What People Say About The My Coast App

The My Coast Story

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