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Gwithian
Gwithian is a village on St Ives bay about three miles northeast of Hayle four miles east of St Ives on the B3301. Gwithian Beach stretches from the Hayle River and is popular with surfers. The remains of the church of St Gwithian, built in 490, lie beneath the sands having been uncovered in the last century but then allowed to be recovered.
Celtic nation:
- Cornwall
Itinerary:
- Cornwall west
Place type:
- Village/Town/City
