Trevaunance Cove slipway
Trevaunance Cove is the small sandy beach and former harbour of St Agnes on Cornwall's north coast. A harbour built here in 1798 exported copper ore until its wall collapsed in a storm in 1915-16, and the cove is now a lifeguarded beach designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its exposed mineral-bearing rock.
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