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Hewas Water Farm
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Lobbs Farm Shop (2.8 miles)
The beef and lamb here is born and reared down the lane at the award-winning Kestle Farm, keeping food miles to an absolute minimum. In 2009 Lobbs bagged the Taste of the West Gold award for retail outlets in Cornwall. The Countryside Barn visitor centre here has interactive displays about the farm animals, crops and wildlife found on the farm. While you're here, pay a visit to the magical Lost Gardens of Heligan.
www.lobbsfarmshop.com
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The Lost Gardens of Heligan (2.8 miles)
Magical gardens, restored by Tim Smit, who later went on to create the Eden Project. There's also a well-stocked farm shop here where you can stock up on local produce.
www.heligan.com
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St Austell (3.2 miles)
Approaching St Austell from the west, your first impression will be of a vast, sweeping bay that, on a sunny day, glitters like somewhere far more exotic. St Austell itself is a town in the midst of total transformation; once somewhat workaday, St Austell is now becoming a holiday destination with restaurants, bars and unique shops. The seaside remains the principal draw here, though – from Par Sands in the east to Porthpean in the west, St Austell Bay has many great beaches.
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Mobius Kitesurf School - Pentewan (3.4 miles)
Learn to kitesurf at Pentewan near St Austell on Cornwall's south coast. The experienced instructors at Mobius offer tuition at all levels for groups and individuals. Kitesurfing lessons are also available at Marazion near Penzance and Hayle near St Ives. Try kitebuggying and landboarding at Perranporth near Newquay on Cornwall's north coast where Mobius are based.
www.mobiusonline.co.uk/kiteschool/pentewan.html
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Crellow (3.5 miles)
The Crellow husband and wife team concot their prize-winning homemade chutneys here at Crellow HQ. You can pick up their tasty chutneys, relishes and condiments at farm shops across Cornwall (visit their Web site for details). If you're hankering after some new flavours, try one of their quirky condiments - the Qunice Charming conserve was awarded gold in the Great Taste Awards, 2009.
www.crellow.com
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Tregony (3.9 miles)
Being the gateway to the Roseland Peninsula, Tregony is well known in Cornwall for its Christmas lights and The Clock House Players who perform a fine pantomime at half term in early spring making it a lovely destination at any time of year. Tregony has a gallery, farm shop, good pubs, an antique shop with an eclectic selection of unusual and interesting pieces and fabulous walks around the peninsula all nearby.
www.tregony.net
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Duporth Beach (4.1 miles)
Privately owned sandy beach. Access through the Duporth holiday complex or on foot from Charlestown Beach.
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Mevagissey (4.2 miles)
Mevagissey has a bustling working harbour where the fishermen will take you out for fishing or pleasure. The twisting tiny streets have a variety of art and craft shops, pubs and restaurants and a World of Model Railways exhibition of 50 working trains.
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Charlestown (4.4 miles)
A beautifully unspoilt Georgian harbour town and working port, Charlestown is a stunning little slice of history. At the harbour itself, there is often a variety of traditional ships, including tall ships, many of which are open to the public. The Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre has many exhibits detailing the seafaring history of the port, including the many sailing disasters the town has borne witness to. The village has two beaches, one either side of the harbour.
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