The Gloup

The Gloup is an impressive feature. This collapsed sea-cave is separated from the sea by a substantial land bridge. The chasm is approximately 70m long, 40m wide, 30m deep and filled with seawater. The sea enters the Gloup through the remains of the cave entrance – an arch about 80m wide. The best viewing spots are the wooden platforms at each end, but keep well clear of the grassy edges, and also be aware that the sloping rocks on the seaward side are notoriously slippery.

Beautiful coastline

If you have a dog with you be sure to keep it on the lead anywhere near the big hole. It's a long way down, and no way up!!!!