Prussia Cove

Prussia Cove sits quietly on the coast of Mount’s Bay, a small private estate in west Cornwall that carries a gentle, coastal hush. Once known as King’s Cove, its historic name lingers in the air, quietly nodding to the layers of past identity. Tucked to the east of Cudden Point, the settlement feels intimate and sheltered, part of the landscape of Cornwall in the South West and located within the TR20 postcode district. Visitors drawn to Cornwall’s coastline will find in Prussia Cove a restrained, understated presence rather than a bustling resort: a place where the sea shapes the mood and the shore defines the view. Its compact scale and private character make it an intriguing footnote on any exploration of Mount’s Bay, emblematic of the quieter corners of the county. For those cataloguing the variety of Cornish settlements, Prussia Cove offers a small, evocative example of coastal life in this part of England—private, coastal, and quietly distinctive.