This traditional county pub has a lovely interior and low beams. Food is locally sourced and seasonal with daily specials available. Regular barbecues take place so call in on a summer evening and enjoy warm weather in the garden.
Conveniently situated in the centre of Lelant, this pub has parking and is a five minute walk away from the train station. The food is traditional pub grub with a carvery on Sundays and booking is advised. There's regular entertainment, Tuesday quiz night is very popular. Dogs are welcome.
This beach offers the finest golden yellow sand. The esturary runs to the sea making the divide between HayleTowans and Lelant beach. Please note it is not safe to swim in the estuary and it is prohibited because of strong currents.
By The Sea is a small seafood restaurant situated in the heart of the charming seaside town of St Ives. Expect freshly prepared food and the option of takeaway here.
Welcome to one of Cornwall's newest major attractions. A fabulous place positioned in a sheltered valley with woodland and streams creating a backdrop to sub-tropical plants and contemporary art installations. The Lime Tree Cafe offers freshly prepared, homemade meals and is open all day for drinks, snacks and meals.
Chef Ben Cunliffe serves up great quality food with a daily changing menu offering predominantly locally caught seafood. A great traditonal pub with real ales and friendly staff. Even your dog is welcome!
'At Zennor one sees infinite Atlantic, all peacock-mingled colours, and the gorse itself is sunshine...' wrote D.H Lawrence.This little village earnt its place in local folklore with tales of mermaids seducing local lads to the watery depths. Today a carving of the Mermaid of Zennor can be seen in the church and a bronze dial bearing the figure of a mermaid sits on the south side of the church tower.
A traditional pub in the centre of the village. Food is served daily and has a good reputation for quality and value for money. There's a pool table and regular themed nights. Curry night is a particular favourite.
Enjoying spectacular views of St Michael's Mount, the beach is a sand and shingle mix which is covered at high tide and situated between Penzance Beach and Long Rock Beach. Whilst the nearest parking is at Long Rock, 1.5km away, there are several access points to the beach which is backed by a long cycle track and sea-defence boulders. Swimming is best at high tide, although caution is advised as there is no safety equipment or lifeguards. This is a year-round dog-friendly beach. All amenities can be found in Penzance.
If a traditional Cornish pub is what you are looking for then look no further. Set in the heart of Pendeen this village pub offers decent beer and food with large beer garden for the summer months.
This traditional county pub has a lovely interior and low beams. Food is locally sourced and seasonal with daily specials available. Regular barbecues take place so call in on a summer evening and enjoy warm weather in the garden.
Conveniently situated in the centre of Lelant, this pub has parking and is a five minute walk away from the train station. The food is traditional pub grub with a carvery on Sundays and booking is advised. There's regular entertainment, Tuesday quiz night is very popular. Dogs are welcome.
This beach offers the finest golden yellow sand. The esturary runs to the sea making the divide between HayleTowans and Lelant beach. Please note it is not safe to swim in the estuary and it is prohibited because of strong currents.
By The Sea is a small seafood restaurant situated in the heart of the charming seaside town of St Ives. Expect freshly prepared food and the option of takeaway here.
Welcome to one of Cornwall's newest major attractions. A fabulous place positioned in a sheltered valley with woodland and streams creating a backdrop to sub-tropical plants and contemporary art installations. The Lime Tree Cafe offers freshly prepared, homemade meals and is open all day for drinks, snacks and meals.
Chef Ben Cunliffe serves up great quality food with a daily changing menu offering predominantly locally caught seafood. A great traditonal pub with real ales and friendly staff. Even your dog is welcome!
'At Zennor one sees infinite Atlantic, all peacock-mingled colours, and the gorse itself is sunshine...' wrote D.H Lawrence.This little village earnt its place in local folklore with tales of mermaids seducing local lads to the watery depths. Today a carving of the Mermaid of Zennor can be seen in the church and a bronze dial bearing the figure of a mermaid sits on the south side of the church tower.
A traditional pub in the centre of the village. Food is served daily and has a good reputation for quality and value for money. There's a pool table and regular themed nights. Curry night is a particular favourite.
Enjoying spectacular views of St Michael's Mount, the beach is a sand and shingle mix which is covered at high tide and situated between Penzance Beach and Long Rock Beach. Whilst the nearest parking is at Long Rock, 1.5km away, there are several access points to the beach which is backed by a long cycle track and sea-defence boulders. Swimming is best at high tide, although caution is advised as there is no safety equipment or lifeguards. This is a year-round dog-friendly beach. All amenities can be found in Penzance.
If a traditional Cornish pub is what you are looking for then look no further. Set in the heart of Pendeen this village pub offers decent beer and food with large beer garden for the summer months.
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