Cadgwith is a historic fishing village and port on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula, characterized by traditional stone cottages built along a sheltered south-east facing cove with shingle beaches. Visitors come to experience an active working fishing community where local fishermen still land brown crabs, lobsters, and other seafood, and to explore the scenic twin beaches separated by the promontory called The Todden, with views of the coastline and maritime heritage.
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