DISCOVER ST IVES BAY
Discover St Ives Bay’s famous town and blue flag beaches on this recommended Go eBike cycle Trail.
St Ives bay is a crescent shaped 6 mile stretch of golden sand and blue flag beaches. The mellow challenge, 18-mile round trip starts at Gwithian, the northern most beach within St Ives Bay. Passing through Hayle Estuary Nature Reserve, why not stop at Phillps and pick up a Cornish Pasty for your journey. Ride down into Carbis Bay, recently chosen to host the ‘G7 Summit’, and enjoy a dip in the warm blue ocean. When you’re ready to set-off rest assured your eBike will make light work of the steep hill. Arriving in St Ives, avoiding the stress of car parks, park up your eBike and browse the local shops of St Ives. If art and culture is your thing then ride over to the famous Tate Gallery and Barbra Hepworth museum.
Route Map
Things to See
Hayle Estuary Nature Reserve
The most south westerly nature estuary in the UK.
Porthminster Beach
A Blue flag beach destination located in the famous St Ives Bay. Also home to one of the UK’s top seafood restaurants.
Carbis Bay Beach
A Blue Flag beach privately owned by Carbis Bay Estate, with sweeping gold sands, safe swimming waters and a range of activities.
St Ives Town
Popular seaside town known for its surfing beaches and art culture.
Tate Gallery
Inspiring art and breath-taking scenery meet at Tate St Ives. Perched above Porthmeor Beach with views across the Atlantic Ocean.
Barbra Hepworth Museum
Opened in 1976, one of the most famous artists to come from St Ives.
Places to Stop
