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If a break from the hum-drum of life is what you’re craving, book a holiday in St Merryn; one of Cornwall’s hidden gems. The region surrounding St Merryn includes an impressive five and a half mile stretch of coastline. There are outstanding clifftop hikes, post-card worthy bays and golden beaches all crowned by a grand Victorian lighthouse - a holiday here is hard to beat. 

Located on Cornwall’s breath-taking northern coastline, with bustling Padstow two and a half miles to the west, St Merryn welcomes visitors all-year-round. There are seven seaside bays – one for each day of the week! Five of the seven bays allow dogs all year round, so you can bring your four-legged friend along too. Our collection of dog-friendly cottages in St Merryn means they can join you for days running about on the beach, bouncing through the seafoam surf. 

Holidays in St Merryn aren't only about the beach. A walk up to the lighthouse at Trevose Head is a great way to spend time. Pack a picnic and sit on the clifftop for far reaching sea views dotted with fishing boats, seals and maybe a couple of dolphins playing in the waves below. Close by, the RNLI lifeboat station (open weekdays) is nestled into the craggy cliffs. Visit and learn all about the dangerous, adrenaline-fuelled rescues, and if you’re lucky you may be able to speak to one of the RNLI volunteers. 

When you think of holidays in Cornwall, surfing comes to the forefront of your mind. Holidays in St Merryn are no exception, with nearby Harlyn Bay allowing you to experience an array of heart-racing watersports, including surfing, paddle boarding, coasteering and kayaking. This part of Cornwall offers some of the best waves in the country. If you want to give surfing a try, the staff at the surf school offer lessons on how to ride the waves and stay safe before you head out and have the time of your life. 

If ocean fun isn’t your thing, the nearby South West Coast Path is a great way to spend a day or two lazily trekking at your own pace. Enjoy inspiring scenery stopping at historic pubs for lunch and a tipple along the way. There’s also the option for an adventure on horseback. Local stables offer accompanied walks and treks through the countryside and secluded lanes.

With amazing surfing experiences, golden beaches and picture-perfect scenery, holidays in St Merryn give you the opportunity to rest, relax and recharge. 

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If a break from the hum-drum of life is what you’re craving, book a holiday in St Merryn; one of Cornwall’s hidden gems. The region surrounding St Merryn includes an impressive five and a half mile stretch of coastline. There are outstanding clifftop hikes, post-card worthy bays and golden beaches all crowned by a grand Victorian lighthouse - a holiday here is hard to beat. 

Located on Cornwall’s breath-taking northern coastline, with bustling Padstow two and a half miles to the west, St Merryn welcomes visitors all-year-round. There are seven seaside bays – one for each day of the week! Five of the seven bays allow dogs all year round, so you can bring your four-legged friend along too. Our collection of dog-friendly cottages in St Merryn means they can join you for days running about on the beach, bouncing through the seafoam surf. 

Holidays in St Merryn aren't only about the beach. A walk up to the lighthouse at Trevose Head is a great way to spend time. Pack a picnic and sit on the clifftop for far reaching sea views dotted with fishing boats, seals and maybe a couple of dolphins playing in the waves below. Close by, the RNLI lifeboat station (open weekdays) is nestled into the craggy cliffs. Visit and learn all about the dangerous, adrenaline-fuelled rescues, and if you’re lucky you may be able to speak to one of the RNLI volunteers. 

When you think of holidays in Cornwall, surfing comes to the forefront of your mind. Holidays in St Merryn are no exception, with nearby Harlyn Bay allowing you to experience an array of heart-racing watersports, including surfing, paddle boarding, coasteering and kayaking. This part of Cornwall offers some of the best waves in the country. If you want to give surfing a try, the staff at the surf school offer lessons on how to ride the waves and stay safe before you head out and have the time of your life. 

If ocean fun isn’t your thing, the nearby South West Coast Path is a great way to spend a day or two lazily trekking at your own pace. Enjoy inspiring scenery stopping at historic pubs for lunch and a tipple along the way. There’s also the option for an adventure on horseback. Local stables offer accompanied walks and treks through the countryside and secluded lanes.

With amazing surfing experiences, golden beaches and picture-perfect scenery, holidays in St Merryn give you the opportunity to rest, relax and recharge. 


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Trevose Golf Club
(Less than a mile)

Designed by Harry Colt, Trevose Golf Course ranks as one of the UK’s top links golf courses offering a choice of 3 courses in spectacular surroundings.  Visitors of all levels are made to feel most welcome.

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Harlyn Surf School
(Less than a mile)
When in Cornwall, get out on the water! The coastline is spectacular and there are few better ways to see it than from the sea itself. Offering paddle boarding, coasteering, kayak tours and hire, and surfing lessons, Harlyn Surf School has more than 20 years’ experience and 15 instructors on the team, welcoming people of all ages to fall in love with activities on the water, and their enthusiasm is palpable. They have summer camps available and prices start at £40 for a surf lesson. You can also hire all the equipment you need as well, so you don’t need to worry about bringing anything with you other than a towel and a big smile!

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National Lobster Hatchery
(3 miles)

The National Lobster Hatchery is a unique organisation whose work in conservation, research and education separates them because they work specifically with a commercial species.  A charity based in Padstow, their work helps to make lobster sustainable in the UK, as the species alone is worth an estimated £30m a year. Both the Scandinavian and Mediterranean stocks have completely collapsed, so the hatchery aims to ensure global food security for future generations by facilitating the survival rate of eggs in the wild.  When you visit you can learn all about their work and support conservation.  They are open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10.15am, but opening times are seasonal so keep an eye on the website.  Prices are £12 for adults or £6 for children.

http://www.nationallobsterhatchery.co.uk

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Camel Ski School
(4 miles)

Located on the beautiful Camel Estuary in Rock. Camel Ski offers a range of activities for all ages from inflatable rides, wake boarding, paddle boarding, wake surfing, kayaking and water skiing. They offer lessons for all ages to learn to water-ski or wake board. Male and female changing facilities are available with access to hot showers, along with all the equipment you will need provided. There is also a small après Ski café on site.

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St Enodoc Golf Club
(4 miles)

Ranked 99th best course in the world by Golf Digest magazine, and 15th in England by Golf World, St Enodoc Golf Club has a reputation as one of the finest links golf courses in the South West of England, with its undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots and the added bonus of beautiful sea and estuary views. The club sits on the North Cornwall coast overlooking the Camel Estuary with Padstow on the far side, and it has two courses; the Church Championship course, and the shorter Holywell course which is ideal for those wanting slightly less of a challenge but which still features some typical links terrain. The club has a bar, lounge and dining room available, and green fees start at £45 for the Church course and £25 for the Holywell course in the low season.

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