Explore County Angler and its Surroundings

Godrevy Cafe (4.2 miles)
Big plates of really fresh, imaginative food - try the Mediterranean mezze.

Trevaskis Farm Shop (2.6 miles)

King Edward Mine Museum (1.5 miles)
www.kingedwardmine.co.uk

Cornish Organics Farm Shop (2.6 miles)

Gwithian Towans (4.4 miles)
Miles and miles of the flattest, golden sand make Gwithian popular amongst kitebuggyers and horse riders. Dramatic cliffs and windswept sand dunes give this beach real wilderness appeal.

Regal Cinema (3.4 miles)
www.merlincinemas.co.uk

Elm Farm Cycle Hire (4.7 miles)
Hire a bike and cycle to either of the coasts from Elm Farm. Safe, family-friendly, off-road cycle way on the Coast to Coast path.
www.elm-farm.co.uk

Treasure Park (3.8 miles)
A themed shopping park, with goldsmiths, silver workers and pearl crafts on display.
www.treasurepark.co.uk

Coswinsawsen Curly Tails (1.6 miles)
Home produced pork, lamb and beef.
www.curlytails.co.uk

Wheal Buller Riding School (3.4 miles)
Particularly good with nervous and novice riders, trekking here takes place over open countryside or on the four miles of sand at Gwithian.

Miracle Theatre Company (3.0 miles)
An excellent travelling theatre company based in Cornwall. Miracle stage classic and contemporary performances in a variety of venues across Cornwall and the West Country.
www.miracletheatre.co.uk

Gwithian Academy of Surfing (3.8 miles)
Learn on a nice, gentle beach – ideal for beginners.
www.surfacademy.co.uk

Cornwall Surf Academy (.9 miles)
These guys will take you wherever the surf is at its best.
www.cornwallsurfacademy.com

Stithians Lake (4.1 miles)
Fly fishing for trout; day permits available plus boat hire.
www.swlakestrust.org.uk

Middle Boswin Coarse Fishery (4.7 miles)
Open all year for carp, roach, tench and perch.

Stithians Lake (4.1 miles)
Expert tuition in windsurfing and sailing.
www.swlakestrust.org.uk

Portreath (3.5 miles)
Despite having a good sandy beach, a pretty harbour with bobbing fishing boats and a selection of places to eat, Portreath has somehow escaped the commercial excesses of tourism. Popular with surfers, Portreath at high tide can be quite a spectacle with body boarders hurling themselves into the waves generated by the harbour wall, known locally as the ‘Vortex’. If you’d like to explore away from the beach, less than two miles from Portreath is Tehidy Country Park with 250 acres of woodland and trails.

The Star Inn (4.9 miles)
Comfortable and welcoming with a small but very different and interesting menu. Home cooked delicious fresh food. Open daily with food available lunchtime and evenings Tuesday - Saturday and on Sunday lunchtime only. Advisable to book.

Godrevy (4.6 miles)
Godrevy is a locality in far west Cornwall with high cliffs, sheltered coves and sandy beaches. With The National Trust owning all of the land from Godrevy to Navax Point there are plenty of walks where seals, guillemots, razorbills and fulmars are a common sight.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk