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PLACES TO VISIT
Explore the stunning landscapes and enchanting gardens of Cornwall. From the picturesque charm of St Mawes and Portscatho to the artistic allure of St Ives, each destination offers a unique experience. Don't miss the breathtaking Minack Theatre and the beauty of the Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan, Trebah, Trelissick House, Glendugan, and Lamorran. With milder winters and steep slopes, tropical plants thrive that would not survive elsewhere in the UK., .
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The Eden Project
Discover the beautiful sandy beaches just a stone's throw away, with Carne and Pendower offer stunning views and relaxing walks and make them firm family favorites. Also located only a couple of miles away is Veryan village, known for its unique round houses, a Norman church and village shop.
Enjoy a scenic route from Portloe to Carne, where you can treat yourself to delightful coffee or lunch at the Nare Hotel. Alternatively, take a pleasant stroll up from Pendower beach and visit Melinsey Mill, a charming café and working mill. On sunny days, don’t forget to pack a picnic—and perhaps a kite—for a perfect day out!
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River Fal Estuary
Trelissik House & Gardens
Vault Beach
PLACES TO EAT
Experience delightful dining right on your doorstep at the Lugger Hotel, offering a selection of light lunches, cream teas, and evening meals, with a 10% discount offered to guests for dinner.
Located just a few minutes' walk away, the Ship Inn, recently acquired by the community, also serves tasty meals. Our top recommendation is The Standard Inn at Portscatho, known for its excellent atmosphere and exceptional cuisine.
For further dining options, please refer to our guidebook below.
Foraging
THNGS TO DO
There are no shortage of activities to keep you occupied during your stay. Why not hire a bicycle (electric bikes avalable) and explore the Camel trail, maybe stopping off to try an award winning glass of sparkling wine from Camel Valley Vneyard.
Or take a sea safari to look for dolphins and whales or try your hand at foraging.
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