Louise's Guidebook
Food Scene
England's only pub on the beach.. They hold many events here too. this is a 25 minute walk from the cottage and is one of the many bars to choose from in perranporth.
110 locals recommend
The Watering Hole
19 St Pirans RdEngland's only pub on the beach.. They hold many events here too. this is a 25 minute walk from the cottage and is one of the many bars to choose from in perranporth.
on the beach cafe 25 minutes walk from the cottage, a perfect spot to watch the waves whilst having drinks and cakes.
8 locals recommend
Alcatraz
on the beach cafe 25 minutes walk from the cottage, a perfect spot to watch the waves whilst having drinks and cakes.
the perfect seaside cafe, just 15mins drive away in crantock a memorable spot with a unforgettable view.
30 locals recommend
C-Bay. Cafe. Bar. Bistro.
the perfect seaside cafe, just 15mins drive away in crantock a memorable spot with a unforgettable view.
Sightseeing
Holywell Bay is steeped in nature history and sandy dunes like perranporth they are neighbouring villages, large beaches and lots of open space to walk and go free with views to remember, very pretty, this is also where poldark was mostly filmed, 15 minutes drive from the cottage.
105 locals recommend
Holywell
Holywell Bay is steeped in nature history and sandy dunes like perranporth they are neighbouring villages, large beaches and lots of open space to walk and go free with views to remember, very pretty, this is also where poldark was mostly filmed, 15 minutes drive from the cottage.
Wheal Coates is one of the Cornish mining sites which has UNESCO World Heritage status and one of our favourite places to visit Wheal Coates is a former tin mine situated on the north coast of Cornwall, UK, on the cliff tops between Porthtowan and St Agnes. It is preserved and maintained by the National Trust. A must visit!
36 locals recommend
Wheal Coates
Wheal Coates is one of the Cornish mining sites which has UNESCO World Heritage status and one of our favourite places to visit Wheal Coates is a former tin mine situated on the north coast of Cornwall, UK, on the cliff tops between Porthtowan and St Agnes. It is preserved and maintained by the National Trust. A must visit!
Sightseeing
st. Agnes is a small but wonderfull beach with a very pretty and well regarded village it has many parts, the best part I find is the very special st Agnes head, this is the cliff tops, there is plenty of parking and its a perfect opportunity to take a picnic and make the most of a relaxing day, with a fabulous view point. 15 minutes drive away.
21 locals recommend
St. Agnes Beach
st. Agnes is a small but wonderfull beach with a very pretty and well regarded village it has many parts, the best part I find is the very special st Agnes head, this is the cliff tops, there is plenty of parking and its a perfect opportunity to take a picnic and make the most of a relaxing day, with a fabulous view point. 15 minutes drive away.
Cornwall is well known for producing cider and Deep in the heart of the Cornish countryside is Healy’s a family-run farm that’s been lovingly making award-winning cyders, wines, spirits, juices, preserves, and sauces for nearly 40 years a great local place to visit!
90 locals recommend
Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm
Cornwall is well known for producing cider and Deep in the heart of the Cornish countryside is Healy’s a family-run farm that’s been lovingly making award-winning cyders, wines, spirits, juices, preserves, and sauces for nearly 40 years a great local place to visit!