The Fourways Inn
7 September 2026
The Fourways Inn is a traditional Cornish pub with low beamed ceilings and slate flagged floors. Food is home cooked and real ales are available.
Things to do near St Issey
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The Fourways Inn
The Fourways Inn is a traditional Cornish pub with low beamed ceilings and slate flagged floors. Food is home cooked and real ales are available.
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The Mariners
Located overlooking the Camel Estuary and open for lunch and dinner. Reservations are required to dine upstairs but you can walk in and eat downstairs or outside.
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Giant Steps and Staircases at Bedruthan
A dramatic walk along the North Cornwall coast taking in a line of stumpy sea stacks called Bedruthan Steps, the stepping stones of a local giant! The walk is four and a half miles long and follows the coast to Park Head where it loops inland via Pentire Farm to return along the coastal path. The walk can be challenging with some steep, unfenced drops. Treat yourself to tea afterwards at the National Trust tea room at Carnewas car park. **Please note due to a major rockfall in 2020 the cliff steps to Bedruthan beach are closed until further notice**
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Withiel and St Wenn Circular Walk
A route created by a local which takes in the villages of St Wenn and Withiel. At just under eight miles this should take about two and a half hours mainly on country lanes and footpaths.
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The Point at Polzeath Restaurant
Has 'some of the best views in Cornwall'. A restaurant bar set amongst the health club and golf course. Proud of their local food sources and open all day. For the energetic, you can also take advantage of the spa, pool and tennis. Take a look at their Web site for further information and to make reservations.
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Cherry Trees Coffee House
There's not just coffee on offer here! The menu offers a great selection from hearty breakfasts to tasty snacks and fabulous cakes using local produce.
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Appleton's at the Vineyard
Head Chef Andy Appleton worked for over 10 years at Fifteen Cornwall and has now vetured out on his own to create a contemporary restaurant offering rustic, Italian dishes with a Cornish twist.
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Benges Cove
A sandy beach on the south side of Treyarnon Bay suitable for surfing and body boarding. There's a car park and shop in summer with other facilities at nearby St. Merryn.
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Big Guns Cove
Part of a complex of beaches collectively known as Harlyn Beach. Access is tricky and involves a walk along the coastal path and a scramble down a very narrow and steep path. Good snorkelling. Parking is available and a kiosk cafe at Harlyn Beach.
Things to do near St Issey
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The Mariners
2 September 2024
Located overlooking the Camel Estuary and open for lunch and dinner. Reservations are required to dine upstairs but you can walk in and eat downstairs or outside.
Giant Steps and Staircases at Bedruthan
11 October 2020
A dramatic walk along the North Cornwall coast taking in a line of stumpy sea stacks called Bedruthan Steps, the stepping stones of a local giant! The walk is four and a half miles long and follows the coast to Park Head where it loops inland via Pentire Farm to return along the coastal path. The walk can be challenging with some steep, unfenced drops. Treat yourself to tea afterwards at the National Trust tea room at Carnewas car park. **Please note due to a major rockfall in 2020 the cliff steps to Bedruthan beach are closed until further notice**
Withiel and St Wenn Circular Walk
1 May 2019
A route created by a local which takes in the villages of St Wenn and Withiel. At just under eight miles this should take about two and a half hours mainly on country lanes and footpaths.
The Point at Polzeath Restaurant
5 March 2013
Has 'some of the best views in Cornwall'. A restaurant bar set amongst the health club and golf course. Proud of their local food sources and open all day. For the energetic, you can also take advantage of the spa, pool and tennis. Take a look at their Web site for further information and to make reservations.
Cherry Trees Coffee House
2 October 2012
There's not just coffee on offer here! The menu offers a great selection from hearty breakfasts to tasty snacks and fabulous cakes using local produce.
Appleton's at the Vineyard
Head Chef Andy Appleton worked for over 10 years at Fifteen Cornwall and has now vetured out on his own to create a contemporary restaurant offering rustic, Italian dishes with a Cornish twist.
Benges Cove
A sandy beach on the south side of Treyarnon Bay suitable for surfing and body boarding. There's a car park and shop in summer with other facilities at nearby St. Merryn.
Big Guns Cove
Part of a complex of beaches collectively known as Harlyn Beach. Access is tricky and involves a walk along the coastal path and a scramble down a very narrow and steep path. Good snorkelling. Parking is available and a kiosk cafe at Harlyn Beach.