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Discover the beauty of Cornwall right on your doorstep.
Whether you’re looking for dramatic coastal walks, relaxing beach days, or exploring charming Cornish towns, there is something for everyone to enjoy nearby.
Beaches
Cornwall is famous for its beautiful coastline and golden sandy beaches. From quiet coves to popular surfing spots, there are plenty of stunning beaches nearby perfect for relaxing, swimming, or coastal walks.
Some favourites
- Long Rock
- Sand and pebble beach between Penzance and Marazion, with scenic coastal paths to both towns and views of St Michael’s Mount.
- Praa Sands
- A beautiful mile of fine white sand with an excellent restaurant and bar right on the beach front.
- Gwithian
- Forms part of the Three Mile Beach overlooking St Ives Bay. Renowned for consistent year-round surf and extensive sand dunes.
- Godrevy Point
- National Trust headland known for the iconic Godrevy Lighthouse, clifftop coast path and grey seals at Mutton Cove.
- Porthmeor
- A golden sand Blue Flag beach in St Ives, renowned for its Atlantic surf and scenic sunset views.
Local Cornish towns
Cornwall is home to many charming coastal towns and villages, each with its own character, beautiful harbours, independent shops and great places to eat.
Some favourites
- Penzance
- A historic, picturesque seaside market town known for its geothermal Jubilee lido and harbour.
- Marazion
- A charming coastal town with a sandy beach and stunning views of St Michael’s Mount.
- St Ives
- A vibrant seaside town known for its beautiful beaches, harbours, art galleries and independent shops.
- Porthleven
- A picturesque harbour town known for its historic port, coastal walks and excellent restaurants and cafes.
- Mousehole
- Charming fishing village with a sheltered golden beach and narrow streets.
Attractions and activities
Cornwall offers a wide range of attractions and activities for all ages. From historic landmarks and scenic coastal walks to unique experiences and outdoor adventure, there is plenty to explore during your stay.
Some favourites
- St Michael’s Mount
- Walk across the historic tidal causeway to this iconic island castle when the tide is out. Or catch a boat!
- Tate St Ives
- A prominent modern and contemporary art museum overlooking Porthmeor Beach (7 miles).
- Minack Theatre
- A spectacular open-air theatre carved into the cliffs, overlooking the sea near Porthcurno (11 miles).
- Eden Project
- World-famous biomes featuring incredible rainforest and Mediterranean environments.
- Land’s End
- The dramatic westernmost point of mainland England, with stunning coastal views and walking routes (12 miles away).
- Lizard Point
- The most southerly point of mainland Britain, featuring dramatic cliffs, the historic Lizard Lighthouse and Polpeor Cove.
- Onsite facilities at Kenegie Manor
- Tennis courts and putting green open all year round, free of charge. The Old Forge restaurant and bar, swimming pool and sauna are open seasonally, with additional charges (closed from 1st November 2026 to mid February 2027).
Cafes, restaurants and bars
Cornwall is famous for its fresh seafood, cosy cafes and traditional Cornish treats. From relaxed beachside cafes to award-winning restaurants, there’s something to suit every taste during your stay at Saddle Cottage.
Some favourites
- Godolphin (Marazion)
- A beach-chic boutique hotel and restaurant offering stunning, direct views of St Michael’s Mount. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, serving locally sourced Cornish produce, fresh seafood, craft beers and cocktails.
- Pedn Olva (St Ives)
- Perched above the sparkling waters of St Ives Bay, offering breathtaking views over the harbour and ocean (our breakfast favourite!).
- The Welloe (Praa Sands)
- Situated perfectly on the beachfront of Praa Sands, the perfect place to spend time with family and friends over delicious food and drinks, with a ringside seat for the surf and sand.
- The Coldstreamer Inn (Gulval)
- The local: a historic 19th-century village pub serving traditional pub food. They do a fabulous Sunday roast!
- Iced on the Quay (Hayle)
- A vibrant dessert takeaway hut by the waterfront in Hayle. Delicious ice cream, waffles, milkshakes and more!
- The Old Forge (Kenegie Manor)
- Onsite restaurant and bar at Kenegie Manor Holiday Park. Don’t miss the catch-of-the-day fish and chips on Fridays, freshly caught by local fishermen.