If you can bear to tear yourself
away from Trevalgan there’s plenty for you to do and
see.
St. Ives is five minutes down the road. A
truly charming seaside town it has plenty to offer both the
young and old. For art lovers there’s the Tate of the
West, Barbara Hepworth Museum, Leach Pottery and any number
of smaller galleries. Two of the town’s beaches are
world class. Both awarded Blue Flag status, Porthmeor is a
mecca for surfers whilst Porthminster is a favourite for families.
It’s easy to spend a day pottering along the cobbled
streets filled with crafts, locally designed jewellery, unique
clothes shops and much more. St. Ives has also developed a
great reputation for food from cream teas to fresh fish there’s
something for every palate and pocket.
The Eden Project is a must and it’s
just an hour away. The Minack Theatre built into the cliffs
at Portchcurno creates a memorable backdrop to any production
but be prepared for a passing school of dolphins to steal
the show. Lands End is also easily accessible along with a
host of other attractions including National Trust gardens,
World Heritage Mining sites, Golf courses and family based
attractions such as Flambards and Dairyland.
Walkers are spoiled for choice. The coastal
footpath is breathtakingly beautiful and West Cornwall’s
rich Celtic history means there’s standing stones, ancient
burial sites and much more for you to discover.
Your only problem will be deciding what to
do first!
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