Portreath Harbour slipway
Portreath harbour sits on Cornwall's north coast, about three miles northwest of Redruth, built in 1760 originally to serve the copper and tin trade. It is now leased to the Portreath Harbour Association by Cornwall Council, with sandy beaches either side of the harbour entrance used by surfers and a local surf lifesaving club.
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