Photos of Sennen
and its surroundings

A turbulent sea at Sennen Cove with waves overtopping the harbour wall and the RNLI Sennen Cove lifeboat slipway.

Sennen Cove is a very popular location with two beautiful, sandy beaches. Great for surfers and families. In the distance is RNLI Sennen Cove and Sennen harbour. In the foreground is a Second World II pill box, part of this area's coastal defences.

You can enjoy a lovely walk from Sennen Cove to Land's End.

For more information on Cornwall's wartime defences visit War in Cornwall

Sennen Cove in Winter.

Family enjoying the beach at Sennen Cove

Stormy seas breaking over the harbour wall at Sennen. You should never walk on breakwaters, piers or exposed harbour walls during bad weather. The danger of being swept into the sea is too great.

Launch of the Sennen Tyne Class lifeboat.

Mayon Cliff, site of Maen Cliff Castle, still taking a battering from the Atlantic Ocean over 24 hours after Storm Imogen arrived.

With Sennen being so close to Land's End, there is nothing to protect Sennen from south westerly storms.

Atlantic storms' first landfall is the Land's End and Sennen Cove.

The day after Storm Imogen