Favouite rockpooling site?

[tufftie]

Originally Posted by Kayleigh

St Ives has some great rock pools..We'll be there in Augusts can't wait. I never want to come home. Last summer I asked my hubby if we could go house hunting when we were there..Guess what he said..Can't repeat

You never know he might relent this year... Never been rock pooling in St Ives - have been Godrevey way though, that's quite good too. I'll pm you my details when i move but might only have a mob number.

[Bub-les]

How about the Isle of Man? There are some wonderful pools at all levels. A great range of wildlife and seaweeds. Spent many a happy hour as a child found all sorts!

[Amelia Bridges]

Originally Posted by Marineboy

Wembury in Devon seems well favoured.

I have to completely agree with that! Webury is fantastic for rockpooling and has a great Marine centre there. I went to the Marine festival there in the summer months and was really impressed with the biodiversity there. Would be really interested in having a meet up if i could get there.
Also good rockpooling spots are around Looe in Cornwall. Hannafore is great and also what I call second beach or dog beach as i live there but i dont know the 'formal' name.

[Ukwildlifeo]

Originally Posted by Amelia Bridges

I have to completely agree with that! Webury is fantastic for rockpooling and has a great Marine centre there. I went to the Marine festival there in the summer months and was really impressed with the biodiversity there. Would be really interested in having a meet up if i could get there.
Also good rockpooling spots are around Looe in Cornwall. Hannafore is great and also what I call second beach or dog beach as i live there but i dont know the 'formal' name.

Ive been rockpooling on west looe beach many times. I still rmemebr find a pair of wrasse in one pool, and there are always loads of fish fry swimming in the bigger lower pools