Places to visit Below are some ideas for places to visit and things to do. Please click on each one for more information. Or click on this picture to watch a YouTube video: Why not go by bus? Click below to find out about tickets.
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| Sunny days on the beachSt Ives - Porthminster BeachSt Ives - Harbour (Town) Beach St Ives - Porthgwidden Beach St Ives - Porthmeor Beach Portheras Cove Boat Cove, Pendeen Cape Cornwall (Priest’s Cove) Porth Nanven (Penanwell) Sennen - Gwenver Beach Sennen - Whitesand Bay Porthgwarra Porth Chapel Porthcurno & Pednvounder Beach Lamorna Cove Mousehole Newlyn Penzance - Eastern Green Beach Penzance - Long Rock Beach Marazion back to top Boat tripsMarine Discovery Penzance offer boat trips from Penzance to go wildlife watching. To view their website click here.Search on-line for ‘boat trips west cornwall’, then go looking for dolphins. Or spend a day on the Scillies. back to top Windy daysWalk along a sheltered footpath or go hunting for fougous or the Men-An-Tol. Or walk out to the windiest place you can think of, such as Gurnard’s Head, or Cape Cornwall. Watch the waves pounding the rocks at Lamorna Cove. Decide which direction the wind is coming from, then find a sheltered beach using the map in the Hall. Spend the day feeling good that you aren’t actually trying to swim in this weather.back to top ShoppingIn Penzance, St Ives, Truro or farther afield. All have shops to appeal to the whole family, book shops, antique shops and ladies fashion shops, gift shops and lots of odd ones inbetween!back to top Visit a local villageZennor with its museum, church and pub. Pendeen. Madron. Sennen Cove.back to top Wet/cold daysSt Just Square – take your pick, then walk home! Or check out 101 Things to do on a rainy day in cornwallOr stay at Rosvean and play Monopoly in the Sitting Room. back to top
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| Eating outThe CookBook: The CookBookHome-made cakes; delicious cream teas; soups that vary with the season and the ingenuity of the cook; fresh local line-caught mackerel, smoked on the premises; baguettes, breakfasts and home-baked ham, “the best coffee in Cornwall”. The café-bookshop is children and dog friendly. And Bosorne Books We love our bookshop which not only offers a large selection of second-hand books but also book binding and book repairs. We have about 5000 second-hand books, sorted by genre, in three rooms upstairs, and an eclectic selection downstairs. Books everywhere! Read further about our book shop on our Bosorne Books page and then come and visit us. back to top (Mainly) outdoor attractionsThe Eden Project, nr St Austell.Website Biomes, Visitor Centre and shop all under cover but there is also a lot of outside areas to see. Tel. 01726 811911 Roskilly's, St. Keverne/Helston. Website Visit whether you're in a buggy or a wheelchair, whether you want a meal, coffee or tea by the fireside or a stroll around the meadows, or if you fancy watching cows being milked and learning a little about how the farm works. There's the Bull Pen Gallery's range of hand-made furniture and stained glass, too, or just grab a brollie and wander around the farm in the company of cows, donkeys, ducks and cats. And when the rain eases, enjoy the tranquillity of a walk by the ponds. or here's a thought, why not treat yourself to some fantastic ice cream. Oh, the parking's free, by the way, and so is admission. Tel. 01326 280479 The Diving and Marine Conservation Centre, Mounts Bay Website Tel. 01736 364860 Unique, award-winning Surf Experiences. 100% sustainable, low impact mobile surfing. Super warm wetsuits and unrivalled customer service. We take you to the best waves on any given day - make the most of a wet day by having fun, learning something new and getting even wetter. Website Tel. 01736 711404 The Silver Dolphin Centre, Penzance. Website PADI 5-star Dive and Marine Conservation Centre offering courses throughout the year - and in the rain! Tel. 01736 364860 Wild Food Walks, Penzance. Website There's no such thing as the wrong weather, just the wrong clothing! Whatever the weather, enjoy a leisurely guided walk in beautiful places. Learn about wild edible plants and seafoods, hear about historical and medicinal uses and easy recipes. Enjoy nature in a new way... public walks throughout the year, private walks also available. Tel. 01736 369719 Jubilee Pool, Penzance. Website And a lovely suggestion from Penzance ... For a family who wants a different swimming experience - other than a corporate and noisy swimming pool - Jubilee Pool on a wet day can't be beaten! Jubilee Pool is currently closed and re-opens in May 2011. Tel. 01736 369224 Paradise Park, Hayle. Website An ideal venue for children of all ages and their families and they offer a great deal on return visits. Tel. 01736 753365 back to top Theatres, cinemasAcorn Theatre, Penzance.Website Tel. 01736 363545 The Minack Theatre, Porthcurno, Penzance. (Book well in advance.) Website The Minack Coffee Shop offers a stunning location from which to view wild waves or a raging storm! Tel. 01736 810181 The Savoy Cinema, Penzance. Website Tel. 01736 363330 back to top
We have not tried all these places - please let us know what you think.
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