description Mullion Cove Overview
Mullion Cove is a small harbour settlement on the western coast of the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, England. The harbour's stone pier was constructed in the late 1890s to provide shelter for fishing boats and is now owned and maintained by the National Trust. The surrounding area has a history of pilchard fishing and retains evidence of associated fish-processing infrastructure. The cove sits along the South West Coast Path and is within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
insights Ranking position
Mullion Cove ranks #165 of 223 in the Cove ranking, behind Crackington Haven, ahead of Marsland Mouth.
help Mullion Cove FAQ
Can you drive directly to Mullion Cove harbour?
Visitors normally park above the cove and walk roughly 250 yards down a steep road to the harbour. The National Trust notes that there is no visitor parking at the harbour itself.
Who owns Mullion Cove harbour?
The National Trust owns and maintains the historic harbour. Its stone structure was built in the 1890s to protect the local fishing fleet from powerful Atlantic weather.
Can dogs visit Mullion Cove?
Dogs are welcome throughout the year but must be kept on leads. There is no lifeguard at the cove, so owners should also take care around the harbour walls and rough sea.
Can you reach Mullion Cove from the South West Coast Path?
Yes. The South West Coast Path passes the harbour, and the National Trust describes the walk south from Poldhu as about 1.9 miles.
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