Trevelgue Head

Trevelgue Head, also known as Porth Island, is a headland on the north-eastern edge of Newquay Bay in Cornwall, England[1]. The site encompasses an Iron Age promontory fort featuring substantial defensive ramparts, demonstrating sophisticated fortification techniques from this period[1]. Additionally, two round barrows on the headland date from the early Bronze Age, indicating earlier ritual use of this coastal location[1]. The headland projects into the Atlantic, offering commanding views over the surrounding coastline and sea approaches[1].