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Cornish Rock Tors
Climbing, coasteering, kayaking and power boating in Polzeath north Cornwall.
The north Cornish Coast is an absolute playground for the adventure enthusiast, with a stunning coastline and plentiful wildlife. Cornish Rock Tors provides world-class outdoor experiences in awe inspiring surroundings for individuals, families and groups.
Choose from a range of tailor made adventure packages - they cater for everyone from complete beginners to seasoned adrenaline junkies. Choose from half day or mul
www.cornishrocktors.com
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Blue Tomato
A very smart eatery with panoramic views out to sea and an excellent seafood menu.
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Polzeath Beach
Park right on the beach (be careful of the tides), stumble out of the car - and you’re on one of Cornwall’s finest surfing beaches. Shops, ice cream parlours and cafes tumble haphazardly towards the beach.
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Port Gaverne Cove
Due to its sheltered nature this narrow cove is very safe for children offering a small sandy beach with rock pools to explore at low tide. In a peaceful beach-front village around the headland of Port Isaac, the beach is overlooked by high cliffs on either side with amenities close to hand.
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Port Isaac
You might well recognise some of Port Isaac’s winding lanes and its harbour; the port has long been a star of both the big and small screens, most notably in ‘Doc Martin’ and ‘Saving Grace’. This is Cornwall at its most quaint with streets so steep and narrow that in many places cars simply don’t fit. For a great meal of fresh fish landed at Port Isaac’s harbour, the Edge Restaurant is a brilliant choice and somehow those panoramic views out to sea from the tables add to the flavour.
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The Camel Trail
The Camel Trail is a 19 mile route that follows the beautiful Camel River from Padstow, where it joins the sea in a wide estuary, to Poley’s Bridge inland, where it is merely a stream running through woodland.
50.538
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Fifteen Cornwall
Jamie Oliver has brought his formula to Cornwall. Fifteen youngsters are given a chance to cook for you and to forge a promising career. Enjoy their cooking and the extreme antics on the two mile beach at Watergate Bay.
www.fifteencornwall.co.uk
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Driftwood Spars
A bit of a north coast institution with a lively bar downstairs and the newer, funkier Spindrift Restaurant serving good seafood upstairs. There are two beer gardens to enjoy in the summer, one of which is right next to the South West Coast Path, making it a handy stop off for an en route pint or bite to eat. For those chilly winter months, there are three bars to choose from, where you can get cosy in front of a real fire.
www.driftwoodspars.com
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Godrevy Beach
At low tide this stretch of beach joins up with neighbouring Gwithian to create a long, impressive swathe of sand. It is fairly exposed, so can be quite windy. The lighthouse at it's northern tip was made famous in Virginia Woolfe's 'To The Lighthouse'.
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Perranporth Beach
Perranporth is a large, sandy beach, over two miles long, with good surfing conditions. The beach is backed by extensive sand dunes and a nice walk can be found through the dunes to St Piran's Cross and the ruins of St Piran's Oratory. It's also on the South West Coast Path.
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The Rising Sun
A 16th century inn a couple of miles from Altarnun on an unmarked lane heading towards Camelford on the North Coast. This is a great single-room pub with slate floors and an old oak bar worn smooth by years of resting elbows. Known locally for excellent food which is served in the bar or for the full blown lunch or dinner, there is a slightly more formal restaurant. A good selection of real ales, mouth watering food and a welcoming atmosphere whether you want a sandwich or a three course dinner.
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Crantock Beach
The next beach along (south west) from Fistral Beach with lots of soft sand and a tidal estuary to the River Gannel. When the conditions are right it is an excellent spot for longboarding.
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Harlyn Bay
Over half a mile of sand, backed by dunes and cliffs. Great for swimming, surfing and sunbathing, with some good cliff walks. Close to car park, toilets, cafe, shop and pub.
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Home Leigh Garden Centre
One of the South West's largest family run garden centres. Pick up some delicious local produce here. There's an amazing choice of locally-made cakes including Cornish saffron cakes and, of course, scones, with clotted cream and jam to go with them. Cheese lovers will love the Cornish and Devon cheeses and there's plenty of quality fresh meat, produced on local farms.
www.homeleighgardencentre.co.uk
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St Agnes
St Agnes lies in the heart of Cornwall’s mining heritage; all along the coast here you’ll see old mining engine houses rising from the cliffs. The steep and narrow streets here are lined with almost unbearably quaint, higgledy-piggledy cottages.
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The Bush Inn
Once a haunt for smugglers and wreckers, this 13th Century freehouse has provided sustenance for weary travellers for centuries. Today you can dine on a selection of fresh, local produce, or enjoy a refreshing pint after a hard day's stomp on the coast path. The log fire, large beer garden and children's play-area make it ideal for all seasons. Booking is advisable.
www.bushinn-morwenstow.co.uk
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Newquay Zoo
From African lions to zebras, Cornwall’s award-winning zoo is home to over 300 animals. There's plenty to do, with daily feeding times and talks, a play area, maze, picnic spots, a cafe and, in summer, bbq's by the lake. Young animal lovers can sign up to be a junior zookeeper for the day.
www.newquayzoo.org.uk
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Bassett's Cove
A small, sandy beach, reached by a steep descent down the cliffs. Near to Hell's Mouth, Cornwall's Beachy Head.
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Brown Willy
Cornwall's highest summit (420m), affords views across the wild expanse of Bodmin Moor. On a good day, you can see across the county from Tintagel in the north to Fowey in the south. Drive north east of Camelford on the A39 Bude road, take the minor road to Tregoodwell and continue to the car park at the end of Roughtor Road. Bring a picnic or head to the infamous Jamaica Inn, now home to Daphne du Maurier memorabilia and a museum of smuggling.
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Chapel Porth
Chapel Porth beach near St Agnes is very picturesque with ruins of engine houses, but it can get busy in summer and there are only rocks at high tide, so choose the timing of your visit.
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Daymer Bay
A sheltered crescent of sand and a perfect spot for watching windsurfers and sailors harnessing the wind and whipping along the shore. Few facilities (loos and a small cafe) give Daymer a peaceful feel.
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The Miners Arms
Serving homecooked, wholesome fare, with a log fire to snuggle up by in winter and a garden to go al fresco in summer. The Miners is located in Mithian village on the road from St Agnes to Perranporth.
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Fistral Beach
A legend of a beach, known across the world for its surfing heritage. The new building housing restaurants and shops on the beach gives Fistral a hint of a cosmopolitan air.
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Newquay
Arguably the liveliest town on the north coast, Newquay caters for young revellers and families alike. Great surfing, lots of busy pubs and cafes and a hub for surf lifestyle shopping.
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Padstow
Padstow is perhaps best known as the home of one of Britain’s best-loved celebrity chefs, Rick Stein. Alongside the many fabulous places to eat that Padstow boasts you’ll find unique shops, friendly pubs and a busy, fun atmosphere.
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Aerosaurus Balloons
See the South West from the air with hot air balloon flights over Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset. Flight meeting locations include Exeter, Tiverton, South Brent and Lee Mill in Devon; Launceston and Bodmin in Cornwall; Taunton, Castle Carey and Yeovil in Somerset, and Sherborne, Blandford Forum and Shaftesbury in Dorset.
www.ballooning.co.uk
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Airtopia Ballooning
Treat yourself to a bird's eye view of the Devon and Cornwall countryside with a champagne hot air balloon ride. Launch sites in South Devon and North Cornwall.
www.airtopia.co.uk
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Altarnun
Located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, Altarnun lies in one of Cornwall’s prettiest valleys and is perfectly located for exploration of the north Cornish coast and Dartmoor. The wild beauty of Bodmin Moor is right on the doorstep, with plenty of excellent walking and panoramic views from the many rocky tors that fill the skyline. Classic granite architecture dominates the village itself, including the rectory which is featured in Daphne du Maurier’s novel ‘Jamaica Inn’, and a 15th century packhors
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Bangors Organic Restaurant
Organic food, grown in the grounds of the Bangors Organic smallholding, straight to your plate. Certified organic by the Soil Association, Bangors also stocks local organic wines and beers. Evenings only. Advanced booking essential.
www.bangorsorganic.co.uk
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Bedruthan Steps Beach
This dramatic beach takes it's name from the slate outcrops that litter it, said to have been put there by a giant, Bedruthan, and used as stepping stones. At low tide, the sand stretches for over a mile, but watch out for the tide coming in - there is potential for being cut off.
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Benoath Cove
Sandy cove near Tintagel. Reached down a cliffpath, visit at low tide as it all but disappears at high tide.
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Boscastle
One of the few sheltered harbours on the north coast, Boscastle became famous in 2004 due to the devastating floods that swept through the village. The community has recovered remarkably well, and Boscastle is once more a thriving resort and a lovely village to visit.
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Bossiney Beach
Pretty cove near Tintagel that links up with Benoath Cove at low tide. Usually fairly quiet.
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Breakers Surf School
Qualified surf instructors offering group or individual tuition in St Agnes. The surf school is affiliated with Breakers beach cafe, so you can pop in and discuss your requirements over a cuppa.
www.surf-lessons.co.uk
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Brocklands Adventure Park
A large park offering go-karting, pony rides, paddle boats, an assault course, a steam train and ten pin bowling.
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Bude
Bude is a buzzing family resort, known for its sprawling, sandy beaches and good surf breaks. Some of Bude’s original Victorian architecture remains, while there are plenty of contemporary attractions to enjoy too.
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Camelford
Camelford is an ancient Cornish market town through which the Camel river runs on its way to the coast at Padstow. The town itself has a good selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants, but it is perhaps Camelford’s surroundings that are the real draw here. Walkers are in heaven when they venture just outside Camelford to explore the moorland and climb two of Cornwall’s highest points, the tors of Brown Willy and Rough Tor; an extinct volcano. For the less energetic, a stroll along the river banks
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Constantine Bay
Popular surf spot for experienced surfers. Beautiful sweep of sand backed by dunes and flanked by headlands. Limited parking, but you can park at Treyarnon Bay and walk 10 minutes along the coastpath.
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Cornish Parachute Club
The rugged cliffs and clear waters of Cornwall's north coast make an impressive backdrop for a skydive. The Cornwall Parachute Club operates from Perranporth Airfield, where you can try parachuting, skydiving and glider flights, or enjoy a scenic flight taking in the breathtaking views over the Cornish peninsular. Located on a stunning stretch of coastline near Newquay, Perranporth Airfield was used as base for Spitfires during World War 2.
www.cornishparachuteclub.co.uk
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Cornish Sea Tours
RIB Sea Safaris with Cornish Sea Tours Ltd. What better way to explore the awe-inspiring coastal scenery and wildlife of north Cornwall than by powerboat? Cornish Sea Tours' boat is a 6.3m RIB called Mor Cannow (Cornish for sea song) based at Rock on the Camel Estuary. Meet at the office on the Rock pontoon and then you're away to sea for an adventure of a lifetime. Trips to various locations from Harlyn to Tintagel are on offer and there are regular sightings of wildlife such as Basking Shar
www.cornishseatours.com
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Crackington Haven
Picturesque little sandy and pebbly bay, shelterd by Pencarrow cliffs to the north and Cambeak headland to the south. Close to beach shops, pub and cafe.
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Crantock
The village of Crantock is surrounded by miles of coastal paths and stunning beaches. With picturesque thatched cottages, an art gallery, an antique shop and tea rooms the village itself is delightful. The River Gannel flows out at Crantock Beach from a mile-long estuary. An important site for native and migrating birds the area is a haven for wildlife.
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Crooklets Beach
One of the biggest beaches in Bude, Crooklets always has plenty of sand to sit on, even when the tide is in.
50.835
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Crooklets Beach, Bude
Walking from Crooklets Beach in the heart of Bude, north along the coast to Northcott Mouth is a great way to escape and enjoy peace and tranquility.
50.835
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Duckpool Beach
Sheltered, attractive pebbly beach at high tide. At low tide, sand and rocks are exposed with plenty of rock pools to explore. Reached via a wooded valley.
50.875
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Earl of St Vincent Inn
Real ale and hearty food. The Earl of St Vincent Inn has character in spades, including a huge collection of clocks and barometers.
50.513
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50.824
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Epphaven Beach
There is excellent cliff walking in this area. The sheltered sand and rock cove is best visited at low tide. Lundy Hole, a collapsed sea cave, is to the west of the beach.
50.583
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Glasshouse
Set in the heart of the bustling town of Wadebridge, Glasshouse is, as you might expect from the name, light and airy. It is the perfect spot to enjoy a bite to eat and a coffee before heading off by foot or cycle along the famous Camel Trail.
www.glasshousewadebridge.co.uk
50.517
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