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Porthtowan
Porthtowan is a coastal village on the Atlantic Coast about three miles north of Redruth. Historically mining was important to the village and the remains Wheal Coates mine are nearby. Tourism developed into an important factor following the decline of the mining industry. Porthtowan is known for surfing and a sandy beach with dunes.
Celtic nation:
- Cornwall
Itinerary:
- Cornwall north
Place type:
- Village/Town/City
