Explore Cape Cornwall Golf and Country Club and its Surroundings

The Round House and Capstan Gallery (3.4 miles)
A tiny gallery and craft shop brimming with interesting pieces.
www.round-house.co.uk

Sennen (3.3 miles)
Sennen is the most westerly village in England, and the Blue Flag Whitesand Bay is a mile long stretch of golden sand, with plenty of rock pools at low tide. There is still crab and lobster potting from the cove.

The Little Barn Cafe (4.6 miles)
A small cafe that serves delicious home cooked food and clotted cream teas.

Land's End (4.3 miles)
This is where you run out of solid ground…
www.landsend-landmark.co.uk

Geevor Tin Mine (2.0 miles)
Up until 1990, Geevor was still a working mine.
www.geevor.com

The Beach Restaurant (3.4 miles)
Watch the sunset from the verandah - views to dine by don’t get any better.
www.thebeachrestaurant.com

Sennen Cove (3.3 miles)
A wide crescent of white sand, a beach that is great for sandcastles and surfing alike. When the tide is out, walk the length of Sennen, scramble over the rocks and find the lovely neighbouring beach, Gwenver - it’s beautiful and tranquil.

Land's End (4.4 miles)
The beginning (or end) to many a charity walk, cycle or drive, Land’s End is England’s most westerly point. This iconic spot on the map is home to a theme park with all kinds of interactive displays and exhibitions, a farm where visitors can feed the animals and a small shopping village, but many people come simply to gaze out to sea from this dramatic, rocky piece of coastline.

Compass West (3.8 miles)
Learn to climb with experts.
www.compasswest.co.uk

Land's End Flying School (2.5 miles)
If flying a kite doesn’t do it for you…
www.islesofscilly-travel.co.uk/leq/flying_club.htm

Sennen Surfing Centre (3.8 miles)
You might just be surfing with dolphins…
www.sennensurfingcentre.com

Yew Tree Gallery (3.3 miles)
Sculpture has a good showing here.
www.yewtreegallery.com

The Star Inn (.9 miles)
Charm, character, good food and an occasional sing song in St Just.

St Just (.9 miles)
There’s a distinctly ‘frontier’ feel about St Just; clinging to the edge of the country and the first to catch any weather heading our way, the village has a cheerful ‘we’re all in this together’ atmosphere.

Men-an-Tol (4.7 miles)
Start on the moors outside Penzance at this ancient monument for views of all three coasts. In olden days children with rickets were passed naked through the stones to be cured. Make your way to the Merry Maidens stone circle and then Ding Dong Mine engine house.