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Hayle is a thriving Cornish town blessed with one of the most beautiful beaches in the county. The beach is cradled with rolling sand dunes on one side, opposite some of the most exciting waves for beach days and surfing that Cornwall has to offer.

The town holds World Heritage Site status because of its fascinating past as an important trading post for tin, copper smelting and two iron foundries - which created the epicentre for steam engine manufacturing in the 19th Century. Nowadays, Hayle holidays beckon visitors looking for a laid back, beachy vibe with easy convenience that the friendly town has to offer. Hayle is packed with terrific independent shops and galleries showcasing local artists, traditional bakeries, grocers, and delicatessens, as well as a few well-known high street names and some large supermarkets to stock up on supplies.

Good food is in plentiful supply from the throng of popular restaurants catering for every taste and budget. Cafes, takeaways and traditional fish and chips are also in abundance to take back to your cottage for an easy dinner after a day’s adventures. As with many Cornish towns and villages on the coast, Hale too has a collection of historic pubs daubed with tales of smugglers. The locals also love their music, and you’ll often find the pubs and bars hosting live bands.

Walks around the surrounding coast and countryside are a must in this glorious spot of Cornwall. When on holiday in Hayle, take time to explore the town as well. Head to the harbour, grab an ice cream and watch the boats bobbing about while the fishermen tinker with their nets and lobster pots. Maybe stroll to the estuary and pools to spot rare and migrating birds before exploring fairy-lit walks in the evening. If you visit during the summer months, Hayle’s residents put on a sensational flower display in the town’s public areas and gardens for their annual Hayle in Bloom festival.

There are a bounty of indoor as well as outdoor adventures to be had. Families staying in Hayle are well-catered for with a dedicated Skate park for teens and outdoor go-karting. There’s cycle hire in the town, two close-by golf courses and a pitch and putt. Go bowling, take a deep-sea fishing trip or take to the saddle like Poldark for hacks and walks for all ages and experience. Hayle is also home to Paradise Park wildlife sanctuary where you can see parrots, otters, penguins, owls, red squirrels, and lots of other creatures, plus a large indoor adventure play park called The Jungle Barn.

The main attraction to Cornwall and particularly this fantastic little town is its coastline, and more specifically the year-round attraction of its epic beach – Hayle Towans. This is one area of Cornwall where no matter how busy the region gets, you’ll always find a place on Hayle Towans three miles of gorgeous sandy beach to throw down your towels with plenty of space around you.

Hayle Towans and nearby beaches of Gwithian and Godrevy attract world-class surfers and wind-powered sports enthusiasts. They holiday in Hayle for thrills on the waves, land speed sails (which are huge beach skateboards attached to windsurf rigs), and blokarts, a type of beach go-kart with a sail. There’s plenty of space for everyone as the beach is so big. If you fancy lessons or want to hire equipment and wetsuits, there are providers dotted along the beach and in the town.

Hayle Towans is also good for swimming with lifeguarded areas. Bring buckets and spades, ball games and a kite or two. The sand dunes offer a hugely different, more relaxed feel which during the summer are sprinkled with wildflowers and butterflies. 

Take a walk across the dunes and National Trust cliff-top coastline to Hell’s Mouth for incredible vistas where seals can often be seen playing in the surf. This whole area of mining landscapes, breathtaking jagged cliff faces and the mighty Atlantic waves crashing into the rocks, is a mecca for walkers and holidaymakers looking to chill out and wind down.

For a holiday full of thrills, excitement, and fun with the convenience of a well-equipped friendly town, Hayle is the place to be.

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Hayle is a thriving Cornish town blessed with one of the most beautiful beaches in the county. The beach is cradled with rolling sand dunes on one side, opposite some of the most exciting waves for beach days and surfing that Cornwall has to offer.

The town holds World Heritage Site status because of its fascinating past as an important trading post for tin, copper smelting and two iron foundries - which created the epicentre for steam engine manufacturing in the 19th Century. Nowadays, Hayle holidays beckon visitors looking for a laid back, beachy vibe with easy convenience that the friendly town has to offer. Hayle is packed with terrific independent shops and galleries showcasing local artists, traditional bakeries, grocers, and delicatessens, as well as a few well-known high street names and some large supermarkets to stock up on supplies.

Good food is in plentiful supply from the throng of popular restaurants catering for every taste and budget. Cafes, takeaways and traditional fish and chips are also in abundance to take back to your cottage for an easy dinner after a day’s adventures. As with many Cornish towns and villages on the coast, Hale too has a collection of historic pubs daubed with tales of smugglers. The locals also love their music, and you’ll often find the pubs and bars hosting live bands.

Walks around the surrounding coast and countryside are a must in this glorious spot of Cornwall. When on holiday in Hayle, take time to explore the town as well. Head to the harbour, grab an ice cream and watch the boats bobbing about while the fishermen tinker with their nets and lobster pots. Maybe stroll to the estuary and pools to spot rare and migrating birds before exploring fairy-lit walks in the evening. If you visit during the summer months, Hayle’s residents put on a sensational flower display in the town’s public areas and gardens for their annual Hayle in Bloom festival.

There are a bounty of indoor as well as outdoor adventures to be had. Families staying in Hayle are well-catered for with a dedicated Skate park for teens and outdoor go-karting. There’s cycle hire in the town, two close-by golf courses and a pitch and putt. Go bowling, take a deep-sea fishing trip or take to the saddle like Poldark for hacks and walks for all ages and experience. Hayle is also home to Paradise Park wildlife sanctuary where you can see parrots, otters, penguins, owls, red squirrels, and lots of other creatures, plus a large indoor adventure play park called The Jungle Barn.

The main attraction to Cornwall and particularly this fantastic little town is its coastline, and more specifically the year-round attraction of its epic beach – Hayle Towans. This is one area of Cornwall where no matter how busy the region gets, you’ll always find a place on Hayle Towans three miles of gorgeous sandy beach to throw down your towels with plenty of space around you.

Hayle Towans and nearby beaches of Gwithian and Godrevy attract world-class surfers and wind-powered sports enthusiasts. They holiday in Hayle for thrills on the waves, land speed sails (which are huge beach skateboards attached to windsurf rigs), and blokarts, a type of beach go-kart with a sail. There’s plenty of space for everyone as the beach is so big. If you fancy lessons or want to hire equipment and wetsuits, there are providers dotted along the beach and in the town.

Hayle Towans is also good for swimming with lifeguarded areas. Bring buckets and spades, ball games and a kite or two. The sand dunes offer a hugely different, more relaxed feel which during the summer are sprinkled with wildflowers and butterflies. 

Take a walk across the dunes and National Trust cliff-top coastline to Hell’s Mouth for incredible vistas where seals can often be seen playing in the surf. This whole area of mining landscapes, breathtaking jagged cliff faces and the mighty Atlantic waves crashing into the rocks, is a mecca for walkers and holidaymakers looking to chill out and wind down.

For a holiday full of thrills, excitement, and fun with the convenience of a well-equipped friendly town, Hayle is the place to be.


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Hayle Golf
(Less than a mile)

Hayle Golf is a popular driving range and practice centre with 20 range bays overlooking an extensive, fully floodlit outfield plus a 12 hole short course.  A team of dedicated golf coaches are on hand to help player of all levels sharpen up their game.

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Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary
(Less than a mile)

Enjoy a family day out at the award winning wildlife sanctuary with the Jungle Barn indoor play centre. There is so much to see and do here, you can meet stunningly colourful birds including rare and beautiful parrots, Humboldt’s penguins, Caribbean flamingos, Cornish Choughs, cranes and so much more. With over 1,000 birds, beautiful red pandas, rare red squirrels and playful Asian otters there is a wonderful selection to see. There is also a Fun Farm which features mini donkeys, pigmy goats, sheep, rabbits and much more.

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Coast2Coast Karting
(2 miles)

Coast2Coast karting - St Erth Near Hayle TR27 6HJ - T: 01736 754960

 

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Penwith Pitch and Putt
(2 miles)

Penwith Pitch and Putt - St Erth, Nr Hayle TR27 6HJ - T:01736 759710

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Seal Island Boat Trips
(4 miles)

No matter the weather, it’s impossible not to enjoy a Sea life safari boat trip. Head out from St Ives harbour and zoom around the rugged Cornish cliffs and coves to get to Seal Island. Keep a look out for local wildlife along the way, you’re bound to spot some bottlenose dolphins pass by and sometimes even sharks and whales can be spotted! Seal Island allows a close viewing of the seal colony in their most natural of habitats. This trip is suitable for all ages, it is £15 for an adult and £10 for under 14’s, it’s also dog friendly and your fury friends can tag along for free. 

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