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Travel to this most south-western part of the UK and treat yourself to a traditional Cornish coastal holiday in Sennen village. You’ll love Sennen Cove’s golden, sandy beach (also aptly known as Whitesands Bay) and legendary Land’s End a few miles on. Sennen holidays attract holidaymakers aplenty, but this is no surprise as the area boasts stunning beaches, striking cliff faces and spectacular rural landscapes.

Sennen is surrounded by rolling hills, beautiful beaches and lots to see and do. A holiday in Sennen is the perfect base for walks along the scenic coastline, with relics of the village’s mining history cast amongst the countryside. Sennen is rich in history and heritage, including stories of pirates and smuggling – just ask the landlord at the local hostelry, The First and Last Pub, while sipping freshly poured local ale!

A trip to this part of Cornwall is all about the county’s many great beaches, and Sennen has two of the best. Both Sennen Cove and nearby Gwenver beach are incredibly beautiful all year round. The beaches are quieter than bustling Newquay, but still offer great waves. A holiday in Sennen really delivers with surfing schools offering lessons, as well as paddle and bodyboarding. Maybe you’ll go home with a newfound hobby?

For the more relaxed visitor, pack a picnic and find a spot to spend time lazing and recharging while dreamily looking out to sea to spot seals and dolphins – or, locals would have you believe, maybe mermaids playing in the waves! For budding fishermen, pitch up on the shoreline, rod in hand for a catch of the day. If you’re not lucky, either head down to the harbour and join one of the boats for a deep-sea fishing trip, or buy some bass and mackerel (classic Cornish staples) from one of the local fishing boats.

Sennen Cove spoils visitors with glorious coastal views, and depending on when you visit, you may get to witness the immense power and the full force of nature as Atlantic storms roll in. Expect to see huge waves crashing along the dramatic Cornish coastline.

When the sun isn’t shining, treat yourself to a visit at the Roundhouse and Capstan Gallery exhibiting and selling Cornish art and crafts. You’ll find the galley in the village centre; it’s the perfect place to find a souvenir to bring home. You might like to check out Sennen’s own little farmers’ market, held every Tuesday, to stock up on local produce and buy a couple of home-made meals that can be popped into the oven back at your cottage when you’re not eating out at one of the nearby good-eating pubs.

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Travel to this most south-western part of the UK and treat yourself to a traditional Cornish coastal holiday in Sennen village. You’ll love Sennen Cove’s golden, sandy beach (also aptly known as Whitesands Bay) and legendary Land’s End a few miles on. Sennen holidays attract holidaymakers aplenty, but this is no surprise as the area boasts stunning beaches, striking cliff faces and spectacular rural landscapes.

Sennen is surrounded by rolling hills, beautiful beaches and lots to see and do. A holiday in Sennen is the perfect base for walks along the scenic coastline, with relics of the village’s mining history cast amongst the countryside. Sennen is rich in history and heritage, including stories of pirates and smuggling – just ask the landlord at the local hostelry, The First and Last Pub, while sipping freshly poured local ale!

A trip to this part of Cornwall is all about the county’s many great beaches, and Sennen has two of the best. Both Sennen Cove and nearby Gwenver beach are incredibly beautiful all year round. The beaches are quieter than bustling Newquay, but still offer great waves. A holiday in Sennen really delivers with surfing schools offering lessons, as well as paddle and bodyboarding. Maybe you’ll go home with a newfound hobby?

For the more relaxed visitor, pack a picnic and find a spot to spend time lazing and recharging while dreamily looking out to sea to spot seals and dolphins – or, locals would have you believe, maybe mermaids playing in the waves! For budding fishermen, pitch up on the shoreline, rod in hand for a catch of the day. If you’re not lucky, either head down to the harbour and join one of the boats for a deep-sea fishing trip, or buy some bass and mackerel (classic Cornish staples) from one of the local fishing boats.

Sennen Cove spoils visitors with glorious coastal views, and depending on when you visit, you may get to witness the immense power and the full force of nature as Atlantic storms roll in. Expect to see huge waves crashing along the dramatic Cornish coastline.

When the sun isn’t shining, treat yourself to a visit at the Roundhouse and Capstan Gallery exhibiting and selling Cornish art and crafts. You’ll find the galley in the village centre; it’s the perfect place to find a souvenir to bring home. You might like to check out Sennen’s own little farmers’ market, held every Tuesday, to stock up on local produce and buy a couple of home-made meals that can be popped into the oven back at your cottage when you’re not eating out at one of the nearby good-eating pubs.


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Land's End
(Less than a mile)

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Travel to the tip of Cornwall and visit the famous Land’s End landmark. Take a photo with the iconic sign post, made famous by many celebrities journeying from end to end across the breadth of Great Britain. Have a cracking day out at ‘A grand experience’ attraction featuring the iconic characters, Wallace & Gromit, Morth and Shuan the Sheep or immerse yourself into a 4D sensory film experience. For the wildlife lovers amongst you, make sure to bring your binoculars to spot wildlife including Cornish choughs, Kittiwakes and if you’re lucky even grey seals, basking sharks and dolphins in the water below the high cliffs. There is plenty of facilities on site including a restaurant and café serving food all day.  

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I have been visiting Land's End since 1969 - the area has been truly spoiled now it has the attractions. It used to be so peaceful with beautiful, natural surroundings - just as nature intended. The attractions have now completely ruined the area which is most disappointing. We have started visiting during the evening time only, when the attractions are closed, to try and see Land's End during it's 'quiet time'. Unfortunately, I doubt we will be visiting again - our family visited in a total of 3 cars and we were charged £6 each to park for one hour!!!!! Woulldn't mind if the car park was in good condition but it's a wreck!!!!

July 2023


Rather a disappointment. Very commercial.

April 2022


Isles of Scilly Day Trip
(3 miles)

No visit to Cornwall is complete without experiencing the magical Isles of Scilly. Lying just 28 miles off the Cornish coast, these sand-fringed islands bask in a warmer climate than anywhere else in the UK. Sail along Cornwall’s rugged coastline on Scillonian III from Penzance, or fly Skybus from Land’s End and you will be on the islands in good time for lunch. Spend the day discovering secluded beaches, walk or cycle miles of trails and paths, or island-hop between the five off-islands. Find out why Scilly is famous for enticing its visitors to return again and again.

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PK Porthcurno / Museum of Global Communications
(3 miles)

Porthcurno was where the first international telegraph cable was brought ashore 150 years ago, and this fascinating museum charts the stratospheric advances in global communications since that time.  Once a WW2 underground telegraph station, there are exhibits to enchant all ages plus a cafe and shop. 

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The Minack Theatre
(3 miles)

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Visit Cornwall’s world famous open-air theatre perched on the cliffs high above the Atlantic Ocean. With a full programme of drama, musicals and opera every summer, together with music, comedy and storytelling, it’s a place you won’t want to miss! You can also explore the theatre and surrounding areas if no performance is taking place. Walk along the coastal paths and experience the dramatic cliff tops and see the beautiful views of Porthcurno Beach below.

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Visited here to watch Seth Lakeman twice over his 4 concert weekend. We had a fantastic time - both concerts were excellent made all the more amazing by the Minack Theatre and it's beautiful surroundings. The Minack is a fantastic venue for music events, we have been to quite a few concerts there and always had a good time. The Minack staff are so friendly and helpful and nothing is too much trouble. Parking is excellent, again with very friendly helpful staff. Furthermore, the gardens at the Minack are stunning and are well worth a visit.

July 2023


Jackson Foundation Gallery
(4 miles)

Jackson Foundation named ‘Best Art Gallery in Cornwall’. Be sure to enjoy a truly unique, multi-award winning, carbon-negative art-space celebrating the relationship between art and the natural world throughout. 

Jackson Foundation Gallery, N Row, St Just, Penzance TR19 7LB. Tel: 01736 787638

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