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Sightseeing
Sennen Cove's friendly atmosphere makes for a relaxed day at the beach in one of the UK’s most breathtaking locations. Great surf beach.
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Sennen Cove
Sennen Cove's friendly atmosphere makes for a relaxed day at the beach in one of the UK’s most breathtaking locations. Great surf beach.
Penberth Cove
Nanjizal Beach; Song Of The Sea Cave
Botallack
Lamorna
Cape Cornwall
Treen
A picturesque fishing hamlet in West Cornwall, with some boats still launching from here, Porthgwarra has a small secluded beach just around the corner from Porthcurno.
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Porthgwarra Cove Cafe
A picturesque fishing hamlet in West Cornwall, with some boats still launching from here, Porthgwarra has a small secluded beach just around the corner from Porthcurno.
St Michael's Mount, is the jewel in Cornwall's crown. This, the most famous of Cornwall's landmarks, has a fascinating history, is steeped in both legend and folklore, has stunning panoramic views across Mounts Bay to Lands End and The Lizard, boasts a picturesque harbour and has a spectacular castle, complete with magestic gardens. The Mount is a complete family day out, with quite literally something for everyone.
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Monte de San Miguel
St Michael's Mount, is the jewel in Cornwall's crown. This, the most famous of Cornwall's landmarks, has a fascinating history, is steeped in both legend and folklore, has stunning panoramic views across Mounts Bay to Lands End and The Lizard, boasts a picturesque harbour and has a spectacular castle, complete with magestic gardens. The Mount is a complete family day out, with quite literally something for everyone.
The village of Zennor lies between St Ives and St Just, on the Atlantic coast of Cornwall. It lies above the high, rocky cliffs of the coast and the rugged, boulder-strewn, granite hills and moors
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Zennor
The village of Zennor lies between St Ives and St Just, on the Atlantic coast of Cornwall. It lies above the high, rocky cliffs of the coast and the rugged, boulder-strewn, granite hills and moors
Food scene
Found tucked away along the coast path near Portscatho on the remote Roseland Peninsula, the Hidden Hut is a special spot to enjoy freshly cooked food out in the sea air.
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The Hidden Hut
Found tucked away along the coast path near Portscatho on the remote Roseland Peninsula, the Hidden Hut is a special spot to enjoy freshly cooked food out in the sea air.
The Mexico Inn is a lovingly renovated, traditional village pub, serving up fresh food and local drinks in a stunning location with a laid back atmosphere. This is a pub for eaters, drinkers, walkers, windsurfers, real ale fans, dog lovers, caffeine fiends, locals, visitors,
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The Mexico Inn
4 RiversideThe Mexico Inn is a lovingly renovated, traditional village pub, serving up fresh food and local drinks in a stunning location with a laid back atmosphere. This is a pub for eaters, drinkers, walkers, windsurfers, real ale fans, dog lovers, caffeine fiends, locals, visitors,
Jelbert's
9 New RdThe Best Ice-cream ever!
This is The Gurnard’s Head, a dining pub with rooms on Cornwall's Atlantic coast between St. Ives and St. Just, near the Minack Theatre, Zennor, Penzance and Newlyn. You can’t miss this tangerine building, perched somewhat precariously on a bend in the road, its name proudly emblazoned on the roof.
A charming, characterful pub with comfy rooms, delicious food
and a knockout location on Cornwall's World-Heritage north coast.
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The Gurnards Head
This is The Gurnard’s Head, a dining pub with rooms on Cornwall's Atlantic coast between St. Ives and St. Just, near the Minack Theatre, Zennor, Penzance and Newlyn. You can’t miss this tangerine building, perched somewhat precariously on a bend in the road, its name proudly emblazoned on the roof.
A charming, characterful pub with comfy rooms, delicious food
and a knockout location on Cornwall's World-Heritage north coast.
The Rockpool is a beautifully nomadic café bar standing in the dunes of Gwithian and Godrevy, surrounded by breath taking views.
Famous for good food, good music and its sandy back garden,
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The Rockpool
1 Godrevy Towans The Rockpool is a beautifully nomadic café bar standing in the dunes of Gwithian and Godrevy, surrounded by breath taking views.
Famous for good food, good music and its sandy back garden,
The café kiosk on the quay will serve French bistro-style food, including moules-frites but the real fun part is that diners can book to be taken out to eat on a pontoon in the harbour for a dramatic dining experience on the sea.
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The Mussel Shoal
The café kiosk on the quay will serve French bistro-style food, including moules-frites but the real fun part is that diners can book to be taken out to eat on a pontoon in the harbour for a dramatic dining experience on the sea.
Lovetts
1 The Coombeis a harbourside fish restaurant in Newlyn, Cornwall. We work with the best local and sustainable seafood, served alongside natural wines and Cornish ...
Argoe
is a harbourside fish restaurant in Newlyn, Cornwall. We work with the best local and sustainable seafood, served alongside natural wines and Cornish ...
Mackerel Sky Seafood Bar
New RoadDog friendly Beaches
With access from Lelant Church, you can walk along the pathway across West Cornwall Gold Course which takes you down on to Porthkidney Sands. With a huge expanse of sand which stretches along the Hayle river mouth all the way along to Hawkes Point on the edge of Carbis Bay. This beach is very popular with local dog walkers, but there’s so much sand here at low tide, it never seems busy!
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Porthkidney Beach
Church RoadWith access from Lelant Church, you can walk along the pathway across West Cornwall Gold Course which takes you down on to Porthkidney Sands. With a huge expanse of sand which stretches along the Hayle river mouth all the way along to Hawkes Point on the edge of Carbis Bay. This beach is very popular with local dog walkers, but there’s so much sand here at low tide, it never seems busy!
This secluded cove is found between Perranthnoe and Praa Sands, making for a great halfway turning point for your coastal walks. Start from either side, you can hug the coast path taking in the South Coast scenery, with Prussia Cove your reward at half way. The turquoise waters of Prussia Cove make it a popular swimming spot, with great snorkelling to be had on a sunny day. Prussia Cove is dog-friendly, so perch up for a picnic, knowing you’ve found one of Cornwall’s dog-friendly spots. If you don’t fancy the coast path walk then there is a small car park above the cove that you can use for easier access.
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Prussia Cove
South West Coast PathThis secluded cove is found between Perranthnoe and Praa Sands, making for a great halfway turning point for your coastal walks. Start from either side, you can hug the coast path taking in the South Coast scenery, with Prussia Cove your reward at half way. The turquoise waters of Prussia Cove make it a popular swimming spot, with great snorkelling to be had on a sunny day. Prussia Cove is dog-friendly, so perch up for a picnic, knowing you’ve found one of Cornwall’s dog-friendly spots. If you don’t fancy the coast path walk then there is a small car park above the cove that you can use for easier access.
St Ives has dog bans on most of its beaches during the Summer but Bamaluz welcomes them at any time. Also known as the ‘dog beach’ to the locals, this small cove is tucked away between Smeatons Pier and Porthgwidden. With easy access down the steps, you can often find a pooch or two having their daily swim at this sandy beach. With some of the best views found along the North coast it’s a great place for dogs and humans to relax and enjoy the fresh air. The nearest public carpark will probably be at ‘The Island’ which is only a 2 minute walk away.
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Bamaluz Beach
Wheal DreamSt Ives has dog bans on most of its beaches during the Summer but Bamaluz welcomes them at any time. Also known as the ‘dog beach’ to the locals, this small cove is tucked away between Smeatons Pier and Porthgwidden. With easy access down the steps, you can often find a pooch or two having their daily swim at this sandy beach. With some of the best views found along the North coast it’s a great place for dogs and humans to relax and enjoy the fresh air. The nearest public carpark will probably be at ‘The Island’ which is only a 2 minute walk away.
Found just around the corner from Sennen, this long sandy beach welcomes surfers throughout the year. You can either park in Sennen and walk along the coast path to this cove. Or park at the top of Gwenver perched up on the cliffs, and take the cliffside path down to the sand. At low tide, Gwenver has lots of sand for your dogs to play on and white water if they want a swim
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Gwynver Beach
South West Coast PathFound just around the corner from Sennen, this long sandy beach welcomes surfers throughout the year. You can either park in Sennen and walk along the coast path to this cove. Or park at the top of Gwenver perched up on the cliffs, and take the cliffside path down to the sand. At low tide, Gwenver has lots of sand for your dogs to play on and white water if they want a swim
Portheras is one of the last remaining truly local beaches in West Cornwall. Located on one of the wildest stretches of Cornish coast between Pendeen and Morvah it isn't that easy to find.
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Portheras Cove
Portheras is one of the last remaining truly local beaches in West Cornwall. Located on one of the wildest stretches of Cornish coast between Pendeen and Morvah it isn't that easy to find.