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Par Beach (also known as Par Sands) is on the South coast of Cornwall in St. Austell Bay (previously Tywardreath Bay), it is a wide, shallow, sandy beach with dunes (which are growing) backing on to a Local Nature Reserve with its own Bird Lake. It is a well known beach for families, dog walking, bird watching and kite surfing.

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