Key Features
- Property code: 829
- Preferred changeover day: Friday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- Near beach
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Dishwasher
- Ground floor accommodation
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Real fire
- Short breaks available
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
Well-appointed and super spacious is Tremerth Cottage near Mousehole providing comfortable accommodation for two. Tremerth is a terrific barn conversion with lovely views across rolling countryside and dog walks a plenty on your doorstep!
Set within the grounds of the owner's farm, Tremerth Cottage is one of two holiday cottages lucky enough to occupy this special location. The beach and cove at Lamorna is less than a mile away with the picturesque village of Mousehole 1.7 miles away. For a wider choice of amenities the historic port town of Penzance (famous for its pirates) is less than 4 miles by car and offers a selection of supermarkets, high street shops, cinema and leisure facilities including the Art Deco salt-water outdoor Jubilee pool. The town of Newlyn famous for its fish and art school is less than a ten minute drive.
You will be spoilt for choice with a selection of glorious sandy beaches all within a short drive of Tremerth. The nearest dog friendly beach at Longrock between Penzance and Marazion welcomes dogs all year round. The beautiful golden sandy beaches at Porthcurno and Sennen Cove are approximately 8 miles from Tremerth.
Key Features
- Property code: 829
- Preferred changeover day: Friday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- Near beach
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Dishwasher
- Ground floor accommodation
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Real fire
- Short breaks available
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
Well-appointed and super spacious is Tremerth Cottage near Mousehole providing comfortable accommodation for two. Tremerth is a terrific barn conversion with lovely views across rolling countryside and dog walks a plenty on your doorstep!
Set within the grounds of the owner's farm, Tremerth Cottage is one of two holiday cottages lucky enough to occupy this special location. The beach and cove at Lamorna is less than a mile away with the picturesque village of Mousehole 1.7 miles away. For a wider choice of amenities the historic port town of Penzance (famous for its pirates) is less than 4 miles by car and offers a selection of supermarkets, high street shops, cinema and leisure facilities including the Art Deco salt-water outdoor Jubilee pool. The town of Newlyn famous for its fish and art school is less than a ten minute drive.
You will be spoilt for choice with a selection of glorious sandy beaches all within a short drive of Tremerth. The nearest dog friendly beach at Longrock between Penzance and Marazion welcomes dogs all year round. The beautiful golden sandy beaches at Porthcurno and Sennen Cove are approximately 8 miles from Tremerth.
Entrance
Entered from the pretty side gate adjacent to the property, a couple of steps lead up from the stable door into the kitchen/diner.
Kitchen
The kitchen provides ample storage and set down space as well as the usual appliances including coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge with ice box, microwave, gas hob and oven for your convenience. A charming table arrangement for two complete with window seat looks out from the kitchen across the owner's farmland.
Bedroom
The spacious bedroom with super king bed and television.
Shower Room
separate shower room with large cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Living Room
Comfortable duel aspect living room with television, feature granite fireplace and wood burner providing supplementary heating if required.
Laundry Room
A shared laundry/boot room is located in the courtyard and accommodates a washing machine, tumble dryer and additional freezer space should it be required.
General
- The super king bed can be used as two single beds if preferred, please advise the office when making your booking. Ample hanging and drawer space is also provided within the bedroom.
- The property is efficiently heated by oil central heating.
- Mobile signal is variable.
Outside there is a pretty pergola and furniture providing a relaxing outdoor space for you to enjoy. In addition, half an acre of enclosed meadow and woodland just for you! With a gateway a few steps from your front door, a granite surrounded fire pit, granite seating & a picnic table facing South West for all day sunshine. The owners planted the wood 20 years ago with Oak, Alder, Ash, Sycamore & Hawthorn. Already a haven for wildlife it's an area that we are re-wilding for the enjoyment of creatures great and small.
Once described as the ‘loveliest village in England’ by poet Dylan Thomas, it’s no surprise that holidays in Mousehole are so popular. Largely untouched by time, this tiny fishing village sits on the shores of Mount’s Bay in south Cornwall, three miles west of Penzance.
If you’re dreaming of staying in a traditional Cornish fishing village, this is it. Granite fishermen’s cottages huddle around a harbour where colourful local boats sit waiting for the tide, and a maze of twisting cobbled streets offer up artists’ galleries, little cafes and independent shops selling sea-inspired gifts and trinkets.
Start each day of your stay with a stroll around the picturesque harbour to soak up the views of Mount’s Bay before deciding on the day’s adventure. If you’re spending your summer holiday in Mousehole, make a beeline for the safe sandy beach revealed in the harbour at low tide - popular with young families, or keep cool by taking a dip in Mousehole’s natural sea pool, hidden amongst the rockpools. Take a boat trip to spot the huge sea cave thought to be the source of the name ‘Mouse Hole’, or if you haven’t found your sea legs, join the South West Coast Path. One of our favourite stretches is from Mousehole to Lamorna Cove, a beautiful rocky beach where you can reward yourselves with a sea swim in crystal clear waters.
Speaking of beaches, no trip to Cornwall is complete without visiting its famous sandy bays and secret coves, and there are plenty of beaches near Mousehole to choose from. As well as the harbour beach and Lamorna, you’ll also find Salt Ponds, Porthcurno and Marazion nearby.
One of the best things about a self-catering holiday is the freedom it allows you for day trips, and several of Cornwall’s most loved attractions are just a short drive from Mousehole. Shop for super fresh fish in Newlyn, explore the fairytale castle of St Michael’s Mount or watch an open-air cliff top performance at the Minack Theatre. Learn about Cornwall’s mining heritage at Geevor Tin Mine, visit the art galleries of St Ives, then head for Land’s End Landmark for a family photo.
Holidays in Mousehole are equally magical during winter. Think sea storms watched from the comfort of a fire-lit cottage or cosy pub corner, and bracing cliff top walks wrapped up in woollies and wellies. Every December, the harbour is illuminated by an enchanting Christmas light display. The most famous festive scene in Cornwall, locals and visitors flock to Mousehole from far and wide for a dose of Christmas cheer.
Outside there is ample parking for one car on a gravel surface.
- This property welcomes one large or two small/medium dogs.
- Tremerth is one of our SUPER PET FRIENDLY properties. For more details, check out 'General Information' at the bottom of our home page.
- First basket of logs complimentary with additional logs available for purchase.
- Central Heating incl. October - April inclusive, at other times of the year please arrange with owner prior to arrival.
- The super king bed can be split into two single beds - please advise the office at the tinme of booking.
- LOYALTY DISCOUNT available at this property
- This property accommodates a maximum of 2 people plus 1 infant
- Highchair not provided.
2 Fore Street
(2 miles)
(3)
A relaxed and stylish bistro restaurant overlooking the harbour with a French twist. Seasonal menus with emphasis on great local seafood.
2 Fore Street, Mousehole, Cornwall 01736 731164
The choice and quality of food at 2 Fore Street never disappoints . The service is generally delightful and ambience relaxing. It is pricier but worth it.
March 2024
This is a great little restaurant- lovely food and staff. A bit pricey but worth it if you can
August 2023
This restaurant offers a good and varied menu of well cooked and presented, high quality food. The majority of main courses are fish but meat eaters and vegetarians are also catered for. The staff are friendly and service is great. There’s always a lovely ambience. Highly recommended
March 2023
The Old Coastguard
(2 miles)
(2)
Welcoming hotel restaurant serving plenty of fish sourced direct from the fishing boats that tie up at Newlyn just a few miles away, along with impressive meat, vegetarian and vegan options. Traditional brasserie style serving simple but delicious and immaculately presented dishes that let the high quality ingredients shine through.
The Old Coastguard The Parade, Mousehole, Cornwall, TR19 6PR (T: 01736 731222)
Really lovely room, very refreshing that there is no tv! Food is very good, and the staff all very helpful and welcoming
August 2023
Always have at least one meal at the Coastguard. Laid back, imaginative and always yummy. This year we stayed at the Gurnards Head for two extra days. Will repeat next year.
July 2023
The Ship Inn, Mousehole
(2 miles)
(2)
The Ship Inn is a welcoming and scenic place to eat in Mousehole, looking out over the village’s famous harbour. Our cosy pub and restaurant serves delicious food and award-winning beers, with a welcoming atmosphere.
A historic pub with good service and selection of drinks. Always busy and lively, and full of dogs. Efficient service and mostly friendly . Unfortunately our meal, on two occasions, has been a disappointment with all our choices not available, even at just 6.30pm, and one alternative offered totally over microwaved . Lesson learnt
March 2024
We were made welcome in both the restaurant and bar and enjoyed a really good meal here one mid week evening. Bar staff friendly and waiter service excellent. Table was reserved and we were not rushed. We had 4 different meals and desserts in our party and enjoyed all of them. Gluten free and vegetarian meals were available for 2 of us. Board games available in bar for visitors. Great view of harbour entrance. We recommend a visit.
August 2023
Mousehole Deli and Kitchen
(2 miles)
(1)
Restaurant overlooking the harbour of Mousehole serving delicious breakfasts, lunch and dinner. Takeaway service available and a deli full of Cornish goods.
Mousehole Deli and Kitchen - North Cliffs, Mousehole, TR19 6PH. Telephone: 01736 732843
Excellent food and service here
June 2023
Duke Street Cafe
(3 miles)
(1)
A friendly family run café in the heart of Newlyn, proudly using Cornish produce. Pop in for a hearty breakfast, delicious lunch or afternoon cream tea or slice of home made cake .
Duke Street Cafe, 6 Duke Street, Newlyn, Cornwall (T:01736 368000)
This friendly cafe offers a menu of well cooked, high quality food. There is always a cheery ambience and service is great.
March 2023
Cornwall's Great Escapes
(3 miles)
Get your kids off their phones and gadgets for a while and experience Cornwall’s ultimate escape room. For 60 minutes you will be locked in a room and will have to communicate with each other using your problem solving skills and intuition to escape. Although not for geniuses it is a brain teaser. Will you have what it takes to escape?
Click here for further details.
Jubilee Pool
(4 miles)
(2)
First opened in 1935, the Jubilee Pool was created as a celebration of King George V’s Silver Jubilee. The pool is the largest and most celebrated sea pool in the UK, built into a triangular shape it withstands the ferocity of the Cornish seas while still being a very pleasant environment to bathe in. It contains about 5 million litres of sea water and no mechanical filtration and minimal chemical treatment making it a natural sea water bathing experience. The quality of the water is carefully maintained and water is replaced regullary, timed carefully with the outgoing and incoming tides. A wristband needs to be purchased to swim in the pool, adults are £5, under 16s are £3.50, and under 4s go free.
Click here for further details.
Visiting the geothermal pool is a wonderful experience and far warmer than imagined. It was worth the chill of changing and dressing. The environment is clean and well maintained in spite of its age, which only adds to the ambience, The warmth of the cafe is a pleasure after a swim and it offers high quality food and friendly service.
March 2023
Amazing! Make sure you get the combo ticket for maximum enjoyment, but make sure you go into the cold pool first!
April 2022
Jubilee Pool
(4 miles)
The UK’s largest sea water lido and geothermally heated pool plus a fantastic café serving great food with some of the best views in Penzance !
Click here for further information
PK Porthcurno / Museum of Global Communications
(5 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.
Click here for further information
The Minack Theatre
(5 miles)
(1)
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.
Click here for further details.
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
Lamorna Cove
(Less than a mile)
(2)
lovely little cove, but watch out for the Parking rules !!
September 2023
Walked to Lamorna Cove from Castallack - it was a very nice walk on a lovely and sunny Sunday morning. The cove was very quiet and peaceful, not many visitors around. We sat and enjoyed the view and had an ice-cream from the local cafe; the staff in the cafe were so friendly and very helpful, nothing was too much trouble.
July 2023
Mousehole Beach and Harbour
(2 miles)
(7)
Mousehole is a delightful village. Beautiful scenery and walks, with some interesting shops and places to eat and drink. We ate very well at The Mousehole Deli and Kitchen on the seafront, which has an interesting menu, good coffee, and lovely staff. Bought great gifts at the weekly Craft Market too. Parking in Mousehole is quite limited!
November 2023
absolutely lovely fishing village, well worth a walk round, so relaxing having a walk around here !!
September 2023
We loved Mousehole! It has real character and we could walk there from our cottage. We swam there twice and the water was wonderful. We also enjoyed pasties, coffee and cake in the village. We would definitely go back there again.
September 2023
Beautiful, quaint Mousehole, one of our favourite places. Had a lovely stroll around the harbour and village and visited most of the gift shops. Sat for a while in the lovely harbour, so peaceful and quiet.
July 2023
This beach is not dog friendly at any time
August 2022
Amazing beautiful harbour village , clean and friendly. Will visit again
August 2022
Great place to watch the world go by. Not brave enough to join the locals jumping from the harbour walls into the water but looked great fun at high tide.
August 2022
Porthcurno Beach
(5 miles)
(2)
Porthcurno is located in the far West of Cornwall and has been described by many as a paradise and it’s not hard to see why. With its soft white sand beaches, turquoise sea which gleams in the summer sun and the high cliffs on either side of the beach providing shelter, it is described as an oasis of stunning natural beauty. On the west side of the beach is the famous Minack Theatre and to either side of the beach you will find coastal paths that provide the most breath-taking views. Dogs are welcome on the beach expect between 1 May and 30 September when a seasonal dog ban is in place. Parking can be found just behind the beach.
What a lovely beach. Golden/white sands. Beautiful clear waters. On a calm day great for paddle boarding, swimming and paddling. The beach does drop away quickly and gets deep. We have been when it is wavy too but feels safe with the lifeguards there during high season. Parking can get very busy so I suggest you get there early in the day if you want a space closer to the beach, there are some disabled bays. The spaces are small and if you have a big car I suggest you reverse in so it is easier to get out at the end of a busy day on the beach. There are 3 routes down to the beach. From the Minack which is steep and rocky with lovely views. A path from the car park which is a little uneven and down a slope. My mother managed to get her mobility scooter down this and the lovely Lifeguards let her leave it at the Lifeguard station. There are also some steps down to the beach at the Lifeguards hut.
August 2022
Absolutely wonderful. Try going when it's empty!
April 2022
Long Rock Beach
(5 miles)
Marazion Beach
(6 miles)
(1)
Just opposite the famous landmark of St Michael’s Mount lies Marazion Beach. Relax and take in the atmosphere in the Cornish sunshine, walk to St Michael’s Mount at low tide along the granite causeway, watch kite surfers zoom up and down the length of the beach or try out paddle boarding or sailing. With many rock pools to explore and facilities for sailing and windsurfing lessons there is always something to do on Marazion beach. Dogs are welcome expect between 1 May and end of September when a seasonal dog ban is in place.
Visited three times in early March, ideal parking on seafront, beautiful views, level walking, plenty going on including kite surfing and wind surfing. Jordans take away excellent. Public toilets nearby.
March 2022
July 2023
We had an excellent holiday made better by the fact that we had a lovely cottage to come back to at the end of a very busy day walking, sight-seeing etc. I have been visiting Cornwall for my holidays since 1969 and I can honestly say that Tremerth Cottage was one of the cleanest and most comfortable cottage I have stayed in. We fully intend visiting again in the future.
September 2022
Just perfect
May 2021
The Tremerth property we stayed at was brilliant, lovely attention to detail with a home made cake, vase of flowers, dog biscuits on arrival, very clean, with our own private garden. Very peaceful & tranquil. Tremerth is located near the cove at Lamorna, with a good country walk to get there, & not far from the lovely village of Paul. Easy access to Penzance via a steep street in Newlyn which can be busy at times, & a nice drive to Lands End about 9 miles away.
July 2023
We had an excellent holiday made better by the fact that we had a lovely cottage to come back to at the end of a very busy day walking, sight-seeing etc. I have been visiting Cornwall for my holidays since 1969 and I can honestly say that Tremerth Cottage was one of the cleanest and most comfortable cottage I have stayed in. We fully intend visiting again in the future.
September 2022
Just perfect
May 2021
The Tremerth property we stayed at was brilliant, lovely attention to detail with a home made cake, vase of flowers, dog biscuits on arrival, very clean, with our own private garden. Very peaceful & tranquil. Tremerth is located near the cove at Lamorna, with a good country walk to get there, & not far from the lovely village of Paul. Easy access to Penzance via a steep street in Newlyn which can be busy at times, & a nice drive to Lands End about 9 miles away.
2 Fore Street
(2 miles)
(3)
A relaxed and stylish bistro restaurant overlooking the harbour with a French twist. Seasonal menus with emphasis on great local seafood.
2 Fore Street, Mousehole, Cornwall 01736 731164
The choice and quality of food at 2 Fore Street never disappoints . The service is generally delightful and ambience relaxing. It is pricier but worth it.
March 2024
This is a great little restaurant- lovely food and staff. A bit pricey but worth it if you can
August 2023
This restaurant offers a good and varied menu of well cooked and presented, high quality food. The majority of main courses are fish but meat eaters and vegetarians are also catered for. The staff are friendly and service is great. There’s always a lovely ambience. Highly recommended
March 2023
The Old Coastguard
(2 miles)
(2)
Welcoming hotel restaurant serving plenty of fish sourced direct from the fishing boats that tie up at Newlyn just a few miles away, along with impressive meat, vegetarian and vegan options. Traditional brasserie style serving simple but delicious and immaculately presented dishes that let the high quality ingredients shine through.
The Old Coastguard The Parade, Mousehole, Cornwall, TR19 6PR (T: 01736 731222)
Really lovely room, very refreshing that there is no tv! Food is very good, and the staff all very helpful and welcoming
August 2023
Always have at least one meal at the Coastguard. Laid back, imaginative and always yummy. This year we stayed at the Gurnards Head for two extra days. Will repeat next year.
July 2023
The Ship Inn, Mousehole
(2 miles)
(2)
The Ship Inn is a welcoming and scenic place to eat in Mousehole, looking out over the village’s famous harbour. Our cosy pub and restaurant serves delicious food and award-winning beers, with a welcoming atmosphere.
A historic pub with good service and selection of drinks. Always busy and lively, and full of dogs. Efficient service and mostly friendly . Unfortunately our meal, on two occasions, has been a disappointment with all our choices not available, even at just 6.30pm, and one alternative offered totally over microwaved . Lesson learnt
March 2024
We were made welcome in both the restaurant and bar and enjoyed a really good meal here one mid week evening. Bar staff friendly and waiter service excellent. Table was reserved and we were not rushed. We had 4 different meals and desserts in our party and enjoyed all of them. Gluten free and vegetarian meals were available for 2 of us. Board games available in bar for visitors. Great view of harbour entrance. We recommend a visit.
August 2023
Mousehole Deli and Kitchen
(2 miles)
(1)
Restaurant overlooking the harbour of Mousehole serving delicious breakfasts, lunch and dinner. Takeaway service available and a deli full of Cornish goods.
Mousehole Deli and Kitchen - North Cliffs, Mousehole, TR19 6PH. Telephone: 01736 732843
Excellent food and service here
June 2023
Duke Street Cafe
(3 miles)
(1)
A friendly family run café in the heart of Newlyn, proudly using Cornish produce. Pop in for a hearty breakfast, delicious lunch or afternoon cream tea or slice of home made cake .
Duke Street Cafe, 6 Duke Street, Newlyn, Cornwall (T:01736 368000)
This friendly cafe offers a menu of well cooked, high quality food. There is always a cheery ambience and service is great.
March 2023
Cornwall's Great Escapes
(3 miles)
Get your kids off their phones and gadgets for a while and experience Cornwall’s ultimate escape room. For 60 minutes you will be locked in a room and will have to communicate with each other using your problem solving skills and intuition to escape. Although not for geniuses it is a brain teaser. Will you have what it takes to escape?
Click here for further details.
Jubilee Pool
(4 miles)
(2)
First opened in 1935, the Jubilee Pool was created as a celebration of King George V’s Silver Jubilee. The pool is the largest and most celebrated sea pool in the UK, built into a triangular shape it withstands the ferocity of the Cornish seas while still being a very pleasant environment to bathe in. It contains about 5 million litres of sea water and no mechanical filtration and minimal chemical treatment making it a natural sea water bathing experience. The quality of the water is carefully maintained and water is replaced regullary, timed carefully with the outgoing and incoming tides. A wristband needs to be purchased to swim in the pool, adults are £5, under 16s are £3.50, and under 4s go free.
Click here for further details.
Visiting the geothermal pool is a wonderful experience and far warmer than imagined. It was worth the chill of changing and dressing. The environment is clean and well maintained in spite of its age, which only adds to the ambience, The warmth of the cafe is a pleasure after a swim and it offers high quality food and friendly service.
March 2023
Amazing! Make sure you get the combo ticket for maximum enjoyment, but make sure you go into the cold pool first!
April 2022
Jubilee Pool
(4 miles)
The UK’s largest sea water lido and geothermally heated pool plus a fantastic café serving great food with some of the best views in Penzance !
Click here for further information
PK Porthcurno / Museum of Global Communications
(5 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.
Click here for further information
The Minack Theatre
(5 miles)
(1)
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.
Click here for further details.
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
Lamorna Cove
(Less than a mile)
(2)
lovely little cove, but watch out for the Parking rules !!
September 2023
Walked to Lamorna Cove from Castallack - it was a very nice walk on a lovely and sunny Sunday morning. The cove was very quiet and peaceful, not many visitors around. We sat and enjoyed the view and had an ice-cream from the local cafe; the staff in the cafe were so friendly and very helpful, nothing was too much trouble.
July 2023
Mousehole Beach and Harbour
(2 miles)
(7)
Mousehole is a delightful village. Beautiful scenery and walks, with some interesting shops and places to eat and drink. We ate very well at The Mousehole Deli and Kitchen on the seafront, which has an interesting menu, good coffee, and lovely staff. Bought great gifts at the weekly Craft Market too. Parking in Mousehole is quite limited!
November 2023
absolutely lovely fishing village, well worth a walk round, so relaxing having a walk around here !!
September 2023
We loved Mousehole! It has real character and we could walk there from our cottage. We swam there twice and the water was wonderful. We also enjoyed pasties, coffee and cake in the village. We would definitely go back there again.
September 2023
Beautiful, quaint Mousehole, one of our favourite places. Had a lovely stroll around the harbour and village and visited most of the gift shops. Sat for a while in the lovely harbour, so peaceful and quiet.
July 2023
This beach is not dog friendly at any time
August 2022
Amazing beautiful harbour village , clean and friendly. Will visit again
August 2022
Great place to watch the world go by. Not brave enough to join the locals jumping from the harbour walls into the water but looked great fun at high tide.
August 2022
Porthcurno Beach
(5 miles)
(2)
Porthcurno is located in the far West of Cornwall and has been described by many as a paradise and it’s not hard to see why. With its soft white sand beaches, turquoise sea which gleams in the summer sun and the high cliffs on either side of the beach providing shelter, it is described as an oasis of stunning natural beauty. On the west side of the beach is the famous Minack Theatre and to either side of the beach you will find coastal paths that provide the most breath-taking views. Dogs are welcome on the beach expect between 1 May and 30 September when a seasonal dog ban is in place. Parking can be found just behind the beach.
What a lovely beach. Golden/white sands. Beautiful clear waters. On a calm day great for paddle boarding, swimming and paddling. The beach does drop away quickly and gets deep. We have been when it is wavy too but feels safe with the lifeguards there during high season. Parking can get very busy so I suggest you get there early in the day if you want a space closer to the beach, there are some disabled bays. The spaces are small and if you have a big car I suggest you reverse in so it is easier to get out at the end of a busy day on the beach. There are 3 routes down to the beach. From the Minack which is steep and rocky with lovely views. A path from the car park which is a little uneven and down a slope. My mother managed to get her mobility scooter down this and the lovely Lifeguards let her leave it at the Lifeguard station. There are also some steps down to the beach at the Lifeguards hut.
August 2022
Absolutely wonderful. Try going when it's empty!
April 2022
Long Rock Beach
(5 miles)
Marazion Beach
(6 miles)
(1)
Just opposite the famous landmark of St Michael’s Mount lies Marazion Beach. Relax and take in the atmosphere in the Cornish sunshine, walk to St Michael’s Mount at low tide along the granite causeway, watch kite surfers zoom up and down the length of the beach or try out paddle boarding or sailing. With many rock pools to explore and facilities for sailing and windsurfing lessons there is always something to do on Marazion beach. Dogs are welcome expect between 1 May and end of September when a seasonal dog ban is in place.
Visited three times in early March, ideal parking on seafront, beautiful views, level walking, plenty going on including kite surfing and wind surfing. Jordans take away excellent. Public toilets nearby.
March 2022
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