Kingsand

Kingsand is a coastal village and civil parish in south Cornwall, England. It occupies the eastern side of the Rame Peninsula, facing Plymouth Sound with the city of Plymouth visible across the water. The parish sits within Cornwall Council and the South East Cornwall parliamentary constituency.

Kingsand forms a historic double village with nearby Cawsand; together the two settlements are often referred to as Kingsand and Cawsand. The harbour and sheltered shoreline have historically supported small-scale fishing and other maritime activities. The streets are narrow and the buildings largely traditional, with stone and whitewashed cottages.

The parish contains a church and several listed buildings that reflect its long maritime heritage. The two villages are connected by a short road that crosses the tidal inlet between them, and road links to the surrounding countryside lead to the Mount Edgcumbe estate across the water.

Today Kingsand is a popular tourist destination in the summer, noted for its scenic coastal views, pubs, and access to walking routes along the coast and to nearby attractions on the Rame Peninsula.