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The best areas to stay in Trevone are around Trevone Bay itself or in the quieter hamlet of Windswistle.Trevone Bay is the heart of the village and offers direct access to its two main beaches: a sandy beach ideal for swimming and a rocky beach with a natural swimming pool. The area around the bay is quite compact, with a few holiday cottages, a pub, and a beach shop. It's superb for those who want to be right by the sea and enjoy easy beach access. Families often find this location ideal, as children can walk to the beach without fuss, and there are rock pools to explore.For those seeking a more secluded and peaceful experience, Windswistle, a small hamlet just a short walk up from Trevone Bay, is an excellent option. It's primarily residential, characterised by larger, detached holiday homes, many with sea views and gardens. It's a good fit for couples looking for a relaxing escape with privacy, while still being able to reach the beaches and coastal paths on foot.

The best time to go to Trevone is typically during the late spring and early autumn months, specifically May, June, September, and early October.These months offer a pleasant balance of good weather, fewer crowds compared to the peak summer season, and still-inviting sea temperatures for those looking to enjoy the coast. You'll find most local businesses are open, and the area retains its relaxed charm without the intense bustle of July and August.Couples looking for a peaceful escape will particularly appreciate late spring and early autumn. The coastal walks, like the path to Trevone Bay or the longer stretches towards Padstow, are particularly enjoyable when the weather is mild, and the scenery is lush. You can enjoy quiet dinners at local eateries and have more space on the beaches.Families travelling with younger children might also find these shoulder seasons ideal. The beaches are less crowded, making it easier to set up for a day of sandcastles and rock pooling without feeling overwhelmed.