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INFORMATION BOOK
Please do not remove from the property
self-catering in padstow and surrounding areas
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Welcome to Cornwall!
Inside this welcome book you will find plenty of useful information about the area,
including places to eat, family attractions, walks and local beaches. We have also
arranged for some fantastic discounts with some of the local shops, restaurants,
attractions and watersports companies. Just present a copy of the discount leaflet that
was e-mailed to you along with a copy of your booking confirmation e-mail.
We do hope you have a wonderful holiday and come back to us again in the future.
Best wishes
Nicky and the Harbour Holidays team
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We hope you are happy with your %CUJmachines can also be found in the following locations:
St Merryn: Inside Londis and Spar
accommodation and have a wonderful Padstow: Tesco, Padstow Petrol Station
holiday here in Cornwall. Port Isaac:
CPF Padstow Spar
At the Co-op on New RoadClock
Rock: Garage
Mawgan Porth: Bettys News
In the unlikely event you arrive at your
property and you are not happy with Beaches: In Padstow:
Tregirls and St Georges Well.
anything please call us within office hours Along the North Coast:Trevone,
so we can endeavour to solve any issues Harlyn, Booby’s Bay, Mother
Iveys Bay, Treyarnon,
you may have with your holiday property. Constantine, Porthcothan,
Mawgan Porth, Watergate Bay.
Our office hours are 9:00am - 5:00pm Mondays - Fridays and Rock side:
9:00am - 1:00pm Saturdays. We are closed on Sunday, Bank Polzeath, Daymer Bay, Rock Beach.
Holidays and Padstow May Day (01May).
See separate section for full information on the local beaches.
Harbour Holidays Out of Hours Line - For immediate issues only
– this number is also displayed on our office door Beauty Treatments:
in Padstow. Please note we cannot remedy any issues once you Quayside Hair and Beauty
have vacated your property. (inside The Old Custom House Hotel), Padstow: 01841 532 359
The Spa at St Enodoc, Rock: 01208 862 858
Topics covered within this information book include: Scarlett Hotel, Mawgan Porth: 01637 861 800
Arrival/departure Gas/Water Biking:
Baby-sitting Garages
Bikes can be hired in Padstow on the quayside in the car park
Banks Golf clubs
at the top of the Camel Trail: cycling the Camel Trail keeps the
Biking Horse riding
Children entertained for the whole day. It follows the old railway
Boat trips Ironing
line through Wadebridge to Bodmin (pub at the end).
Breakages/damages Keys
Beaches Laundry
Padstow cycle hire, Padstow: 01841 533 533
Beauty treatments Parking
Trail Bike hire, Padstow: 01841 532 594
Buses Police
Go ByCycle, Wadebridge: 07950 774 067
Chemist Rubbish
Bridge cycle hire, Wadebridge: 01208 813 050
Churches Restaurants
Cleaning Sailing
Cinemas Security
Car rental Shops
Dentist Surfing Boat Trips:
Doctor Swimming pool There are various trips operating out of Padstow and Port Isaac,
Dogs Take-away’s
advertised on the quayside, as well as speedboat rides (seasonal).
Dustbins Travel
Eden Project Taxi Padstow:
Electricity Vet Speedboat rides: 07811 113380
Ferry Water skiing Fishing Trips: Emma Kate: 07970 595244
Fire Water taxi Celtic Warrior: 01841 532 639
Fishing Wood & coal Coastal Cruises: Jubilee Queen: 01841 521 093
Gas Zoo Padstow Sealife Safaris: 07754 822 404
Please note that the information in this book may change without Port Isaac:
notice and Harbour Holidays cannot be responsible for these changes. Cornish Sea Tours: 07969 660 014
Wavehunters: 01841 532 339
Arrival/departure:
Breakages/Damages:
Please see your directions for the arrival and departure times
at this house. Please ensure that you do leave on time as our In the event of any damage or breakage, always let Harbour Holidays
housekeepers are on a tight schedule to get the house ready for the know. We will then ask that you can either replace it (i.e. smashed
next guests. glass/plate etc) or we can take the money to replace the breakage
on your behalf. Please do let us know as unreported damages and
Baby-sitting: breakages can cause great inconvenience for future guests.
Safe Hands Babysitting: 07976 316 053 or 07980 912 372
Buses:
Samantha Cleave: 07954 325323
6COCT&CYG There are bus services from Padstow, the ‘Seven Bays’, Mawgan
Porth, Rock and Port Isaac every day to the surrounding areas.
Banks: You can call:
National Express: 08717 818 181
Most major banks have a branch in Cornwall including
Western Greyhound: 01637 871 871
Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC and Natwest.
Traveline: 0871 200 2233
Please note that a lot of branches do have limited opening
hours.
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Car Rental: Doctor:
Camel Hire in Wadebridge: 01208 812 758 Padstow Medical Centre, Boyd Avenue. 01841 532 346
Hertz at Newquay Airport: 01637 860 869 St Merryn Surgery: 01841 520 394
Europcar at Newquay Airport: 0371 384 3415 Port Isaac Surgery: 01208 880 222
Rock Surgery: 01208 862 545
Chemist: Wadebridge Surgeries: 01208 812 222
Boots Pharmacy - Chemist in Padstow: 01841 532 327 01208 812 342
Boots Pharmacy – Wadebridge: 01208 812 505 St Columb surgery: 01637 880 359
NHS Helpline: 111
Churches: Nurse-run casualty in Bodmin: 01208 262 520
Main Casualty: Treliske Hospital in Truro: 01872 250 000
There are many churches in the area which include the following: Please call 999 for all emergencies.
Church of England Dogs:
Padstow Parish Church, Church Street. If the property you are staying in allows dogs please keep them
St Issey under supervision and clear up any mess after them. Please note
St Merryn that dogs are not permitted on any furniture / sofas / beds. Dogs
Trevone are allowed on most beaches out of season, in the summer the
Wadebridge & Egloshayle beaches they are allowed on are - Harlyn, Treyarnon, Porthcothan,
Port Isaac Constantine, Mawgan Porth (see beach section for full details of
Porthilly Church, Rock dog friendly beaches).
St. Mawgan Church, St Mawgan
Dustbins:
Methodist
Padstow, St John Methodist Church, Church Lane Please could you be very kind and put the bins out for the last
Trelights, Port Isaac guests, as the next guests will put your bins out for you. (For
collection days, bin positioning and extra info please check your
Roman Catholic prGCTTKXCNGOCKN). Bins are collected on a bank holiday except
Padstow, St Petroc’s Church, Church Street Christmas Day.
Wadebridge
PLEASE PUT ALL RUBBISH IN BIN LINERS BEFORE PUTTING IN
Cinemas: THE MAIN BIN AS RUBBISH WILL NOT BE COLLECTED IF IT IS
LEFT LOOSE IN THE BIN OR IN CARRIER BAGS
There is a cinema in Wadebridge as well as others further afield %*#4)'59+..$'/#&'+(47$$+5*+5.'(6.115'+0$+05
(St. Austell, Newquay and Truro). Look in the local paper (The
Cornish Guardian) for details. Recycling:
Wadebridge Cinema: 01208 812 791 As this is not a weekly service, we are unable to recycle from
Newquay Cinema: 01637 878 650 our individual properties so you would need to place all bottles /
cardboard etc. in with your weekly refuse in black bin liners. If
Cleaning: you would like to recycle, you can take this to the following places
where you will find recycling bins:
Please leave the house in a tidy state, we do not require you to
fully clean the house as the cleaners will come in, but we would be Padstow: In the link road car park, just next to the fire station or
grateful if you could ensure that any dishes are washed up and the Tesco car park. (this is the nearest to St Issey and the ‘Seven Bays’)
dishwasher (if applicable) is emptied. Wadebridge: In the Tesco car park (this is the nearest to Rock and
Port Isaac).
Crazy Golf: 5t Columb: In the Trekenning Road car park (this is the nearest to
Greens Crazy Golf, Padstow: 01841 534 834 Mawgan Porth).
Pitch and Putt Crazy Golf, Mawgan Porth
Eden Project:
Dentist: St Austell, well worth a visit: 01726 811911
Mr McRae, Skipper Cottage,
18 Riverside, Padstow: 01841 532 373 Electricity:
Wadebridge Dental Care, All of our houses provide electricity free of charge; however, we do
8 Park Place, Wadebridge: 01208 813 816 ask that any lights etc. are turned off when not in use. IN CASE OF
Dental World, 53 Fore Street, St Columb: 01637 881 011 A POWER CUT, check your fuse box, the location of this is shown
Dental Helpline: 0872 354 375 on your directions.
NHS Helpline: 111
Emergencies: Western Power: 0800 678 3105
Diving:
Harlyn Dive School: 07890 671 225 / 01208 862 556 Extreme Sports:
Dive Newquay: 01637 876 222 Extreme Academy, Watergate Bay 01637 860 840
Mid-Cornwall Divers: 01726 72 514 Sports available include:
Surfing Traction Kite
Kitesurfing Waveski
Stand Up Paddle Boarding
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Ferry: Horse Riding:
The ferry between Padstow and Rock goes about every 15 minutes Trenance Riding Stables, Newquay: 01637 872 699
in the main season. The first trip is around 8:00am, see the notice 01208 851 500
Hallagena Farm Riding, Bodmin:
boards on the quayside for the time of the last trip. The ferry 01208 850 439
leaves from the end of the quayside, except for very low tide when
Lakefield Equestrian Centre, 01841 213 279
is leaves from the beach by the War Memorial. Look for the ferry
Camelford:
flag to direct you in the right direction. For more information call
the Harbour Commissioners: 01841 532 239.
Ironing:
Fire: There is an iron and ironing board in all properties.
Fire brigade: 0800 3581999
Information:
Emergencies: 999.
Padstow Tourist Information: 01841 533 449.
On arrival please familiarise yourself with the location of the fire
Keys:
extinguishers / blankets and exits.
If the property has a keysafe please remember to leave the keys in
Fishing: the safe on departure and make sure you ‘scramble’ the dial so the
numbers are not on display. Please do not ever leave them in the
, There are plenty of fishing trips / opportunities offered in the area
house. You are also able to use the keysafe during your stay so
including:
you do not need to carry them around with you.
Celtic Warrior, Padstow 01841 532 639
Properties without a keysafe please always return keys to the
Emma Kate, Padstow 07970 595 244
office of Harbour Holidays (1 North Quay) by 10:00am.
Padstow Angling Centre 01841 532 762
Mawgan Porth Pools and Lakes 01637 860 770
If you leave early please post the keys through the letter box at
the office.
Gas/Water:
24 Hours emergency service: Laundry:
Gas: 0800 111 999
Padstow Launderette: 01841 533 882
Water: 0800 169 1144
Wadebridge Launderette: 01208 812 692
Please always let Harbour Holidays know if there is a problem. Express Laundry, Newquay: 01637 874 487
The cost is included in the rent. Please do not waste energy by
keeping the heating on day and night, or by leaving the immersion Linen:
on permanently. Water is metered and is particularly costly in If the property in which you are staying has linen, we would be
Cornwall. grateful if you could strip the beds when you leave. Thank you.
Garages: Paintball Parks:
The Quay Garage, Padstow (Mechanic): 01841 532 734 Big Dunks, Delabole: 01840 211 460
St. Merryn (Petrol & mechanic): 01841 520 540 Newquay Paintball: 01637 873 988
01841 520 997 Parking:
Larry Old (Mechanic) Rumford: 01841 520 255 Parking is widely available throughout the area, the bigger towns
Padstow Petrol Station: 01841 533 789 and villages are generally Council owned and run and a full list of
Trelawney Garage, Port Isaac (Mechanic): 01208 880 536 these can be found on their website: https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/
Clock Garage, Rock (Petrol & mechanic): 01208 863 306 transport-and-streets/parking/
Westways Garage, nr. St Columb
(Petrol & mechanic): 01637 889 449 There are also a lot of privately owned car parks, particularly around
the beaches including all of the ‘Seven Bays’, Mawgan Porth and
Golf Clubs: Rock. At all car parks you can pay on arrival, either at the ‘Pay and
St Enodoc, Rock 01208 863 216 Display’ machines or to the person manning the car park.
The Point at Polzeath 01208 863 000
Trevose Golf Course, Constantine 01841 520 208 Police:
Merlin Golf Club, Mawgan Porth 01841 540 222 Emergencies: 999
o Bowood at Camelford 01840 213 017 Non urgent calls: 08452 777 444 / 101
St Kew Gold Club, St Kew 01208 841 500 Crime-stoppers: 0800 555 111
Lanhydrock, Bodmin 01208 73 600
Restaurants:
Treloy Golf Club, Newquay 01637 878 554
Please see separate pages. As restaurants can get very busy in this
Visit www.golfincornwall.co.uk for details of all the golf courses in area, if there is a particular restaurant that you would like to eat at,
Cornwall. we do recommend that you book it as soon as you arrive here.
Sailing:
Hairdressers: 01208 862881
Camel Sailing School:
Clare Cowling Boutique, Padstow 01841 533 030 Rock Sailing Club: 01208 862709
Phaze 2 Hair and Nails, Padstow 01841 534 897 Padstow Sailing Club: 01841 540824 / 533467
Salon Deco, Trebetherick 01208 869 600
Cello Hair & Beauty, St Merryn 01841 521 200
Fusion, St Columb Major 01637 881 372
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Security: Swimming Pools: Indoor Pools.
Please always leave the house locked when you go out. Wadebridge Sports Centre: 01208 814 980
When you leave at the end of your holiday please make sure all The Point at Polzeath (near Rock): 01208 864 603
doors and windows are secure. Newquay Waterworld: 01637 853 828
Oasis at Hendra, Newquay: (Summer only): 01637 875 778
Skate Parks: 4GVCNNCEM4GUQTVCPF5RC 0
Mount Hawke: 01209 890 705
1utdoor Pools (Summer only).
Oasis at Hendra, Newquay 01637 875 778
Shops – Food:
Trevose Golf and Country Club 01841 520 208
General Groceries:
Tesco - Padstow or Wadebridge Takeaways:
Spar - Padstow, Rock or St Merryn
Londis - St Merryn There are fish and chip shops in Padstow, St. Merryn , Mawgan
The Co-operative - Wadebridge, Port Isaac and St Columb Porth, Port Isaac, Rock and Wadebridge.
Mawgan Porth Store - Mawgan Porth
Rojanos, (Pizza/Salad) Padstow: 01841 532796
Delicatessen: Embers, (Pizza) Padstow: 01841 533 600
Stein’s Deli - Excellent deli, stocking many of the dishes from The Raj, (Indian) Wadebridge: 01208 895 454
Stein’s restaurants. Tiny Thai, (Thai), Wadebridge: 07821 651 366
Di’s Dairy and Pantry, Rock Jaws Pizza (Pizza), St Minver: 01208 869 367
Relish Food and Drink, Wadebridge Tennis Courts: Wadebridge Tennis 01208 815 975
Club: Trevose Golf and Country Club: 01841 520 208
Shops - Fish / Seafood: Heron Tennis Club, Newquay: 01637 877 555
Steins Fisheries, Padstow 01841 532 700 The Point at Polzeath (near Rock): 01208 864 603
Prawn on the Lawn, Padstow 01841 532 223
Just Shellfish, Port Isaac 01208 880 449 Travel:
Dennis Knight, Port Isaac: 01208 880 498 Rail: The nearest train station is Bodmin Parkway. Trains take
Dennis Knight, St Minver 01208 862 422 about four hours to Paddington.
North Cornwall Catch,
Padstow (delivery) 07889 031 447 British Rail enquiries: 0845 748 4950.
Snappy Crab, Padstow Van on Padstow harbour in high
UGCUQP Air: The nearest airport is at St Mawgan, Newquay.
Flybe and BMI Baby operate out of Newquay with London
Shops -Farm Shop: Gatwick, Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Dublin, Cork and Glasgow
Padstow Farm Shop, Padstow 01841 533 060 being amongst the airports operated to. Please contact the airport
The Shop, Trevone Farm 01841 529 176 on 01637 860 600 for all the latest routes.
Trevathan Farm, St Endellion 01208 880 164
Trevilley Farm, Newquay 01637 872 310 Taxi’s:
Padstow
Shops – Bakery: Padstow Cabs 01841 532 384
The Chough Bakery, Padstow 01841 533 361 Padstow Taxi Service 01841 534 866
Nicky B Pasty Shop, Port Isaac 01208 880 099 Padstow A2B 01841 533 333
Malcolm Barnecutts, Rock 01208 862 236 /KNNGTU6CZKU
Malcolm Barnecutts, St Merryn 01841 521 407
Baker Toms, Wadebridge 01208 812 574 St Merryn 01841 521 452
KJ`S 01841 521 686
Spas: Dukes
The Point at Polzeath 01208 864 603 Wadebridge Area
Retallack Resort and Spa, Winnards Perch 01637 882 400 Wadebridge Taxi Service 01208 812 725
Glo Treatment Rooms, Treglos Hotel, North Cornwall Cars 01208 813 383
Constantine 01841 520 727
The Cowshed, St Moritz Hotel, Trebetherick 01208 862 242 Bodmin Area
The Scarlet Hotel, Mawgan Porth 01637 861 800 Bodmin Taxi Service 01208 73 000
Trevose Golf and Country Club 0777 963 7156 Chris Parnell Taxis 01208 75 000
River Spa, Wadebridge 01208 895 652 Parkway Taxis 01208 77 340
St Enodoc Hotel Spa 01208 863 394
Delabole & Camelford
Surfing: Camel Taxis 01840 212 963
Evening Water Taxi (Padstow to Rock)
There can be great surfing at Harlyn Bay, Treyarnon Bay, Daytime: 01208 862815
Constantine Bay, Booby’s Bay and sometimes at Trevone Bay. Evening: 07778 105297
If you want to learn, try:
Harlyn Surf School, Harlyn: 01841 533 076
Waves Surf School, St Merryn: 01841 521 230
The Pit Wetsuit Hire: 01841 520 204
King Surf School, Mawgan Porth: 01637 860 091
Surfs Up Surf School, Polzeath: 01208 862 003
Trevose Surf School, Constantine: 01841 533 076
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Treats on Trikes
Treats On Trikes are situated, on the beautiful Camel Trail, half
way between Padstow and Wadebridge in Camel Quarry. They
provide light refreshments to the users of the trail, these include;
hot and cold drinks, delicious homemade cakes and ice cream.
Open seven days a week (weather permitting), from 10am - 5pm
and all of their ‘Treats’ are served from old fashioned tricycles.
Produce is sourced as locally as possible and all of their waste is
bio-degradable/compostable and recyclable, making their treats
as green as possible.
Vet:
Penmellyn Veterinary Group
St Columb Major: 01637 880307
St Merryn Surgery 01841 520 647
Emergencies: 01637 880307
Water Skiing:
You’ll need to go over to Rock for water skiing. Booking is
essential,call: 01208 862 727
Water Taxi:
The water taxi will transport you between Rock and Padstow in
the evening after the ferry stops running, until very late: 01208
862 815. This must be booked in advance.
WIFI Access:
There is WIFI access available in numerous pubs and cafes in the area,
Wood & Coal:
Most garages sell wood & coal as does Spar in Padstow (wood only),
Londis in St Merryn and Tesco in Padstow and Wadebridge.
Zoo:
Newquay Zoo: 01637 873342
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Pubs & Restaurants
These are just some of the pubs and restaurants in the area. You will see their contact
numbers and website addresses so why not have a look at their menus and book
yourselves a table! Please feel free to let us know if you discover somewhere new!
Business Telephone Website
Paul Ainsworth at Number 6, Padstow - Michelin Star 01841 532 093 www.paul-ainsworth.co.uk/number6
Rick Stein’s The Seafood Restaurant, Padstow 01841 532 700 www.rickstein.com/eat-with-us/theseafood-restaurant
Restaurant Nathan Outlaw, Port Isaac – Michelin Star 01208 880 896 www.nathan-outlaw.com/restaurant/
Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall, Watergate Bay 01637 861 000 https://www.fifteencornwall.co.uk
Basement Café, Padstow 01841 532 846 www.thebasement.co.uk
Blue Tomato, Rock 01208 863 841 www.bluetomatocafe.co.uk
Burgers and Fish, Padstow 01841 532 884 www.burgersandfish.com
Cally Oyster Bar and Grill, Padstow 01841 532 359 www.oldcustomhousepadstow.co.uk/food
Catch Seafood Bar & Grill, Mawgan Porth 01637 860 372 www.catchmawganporthbeach.co.uk
Cherry Trees Coffee House, Padstow 01841 532 934 www.cherrytreescornwall.co.uk
Rick Steins Cornish Arms, St Merryn 01841 520 288 www.rickstein.com/eat-with-us/thecornish-arms
Earl of St Vincent, Wadebridge 01208 814 807 www.earlofstvincent.com
Embers Pizza, Padstow 01841 533 600 www.emberspizza.co.uk
Farmers Arms, St Merryn 01841 520 303 www.farmersarmscornwall.co.uk
Golden Lion, Padstow 01841 532 797 www.goldenlionpadstow.co.uk
Halfway House Inn and Restaurant, St Jidgey, Wadebridge 01208 812 524 www.halfwayhouseinn.pub
Harbour Inn, Padstow 01841 533 148 www.harbourinnpadstow.co.uk
Harlyn Inn, Harlyn 01841 520 207 www.harlyn-inn.com
Journeyman, St Issey 01841 540 604 www.journeymanrestaurant.co.uk
L’Estuaire, Rock 01208 862 622 www.lestuaire.co.uk
London Inn, Padstow 01841 532 554 www.padstowlondoninn.co.uk
Malsters Arms, Chapel Amble, Wadebridge 01208 812 473 www.themaltstersarms.co.uk
Mariners, Rock 01208 863 679 www.themarinersrock.com
No. 1 Rock Road, Rock 01208 863 008 www.no1rockroad.co.uk
Old Customs House, Padstow 01841 532 359 www.oldcustomhousepadstow.co.uk
Old Inn, St Breward, Bodmin 01208 850 711 www.theoldinnandrestaurant.co.uk
Old Ship Hotel, Padstow 01841 532 357 www.oldshiphotel-padstow.co.uk
Nathan Outlaws Outlaws Fish Kitchen, Port Isaac 01208 881 183 www.outlaws.co.uk/fishkitchen
Pickwick Inn and Olivers Restaurant, St Issey 01841 540 361 www.pickwickinn.co.uk
Prawn on the Lawn, Padstow 01841 532 223 www.prawnonthelawn.com
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Pucelli’s Padstow 01841 533 313 www.pucellisrestaurantpadstow.co.uk
Quarryman Inn, Edmonton, Wadebridge 01208 816 444 www.thequarryman.co.uk
Rafferty’s Café & Wine Bar, St Merryn 01841 521 561 www.raffertyscafewinebar.co.uk
Rick Stein’s Café & Bistro, Padstow 01841 532 700 www.rickstein.com/eat-with-us/ricksteins-cafe
Ring’O’Bells Pub, St Issey, Wadebridge 01841 540 251 www.ringobellsinn.co.uk
Rock Inn, Rock 01208 863 498 www.rock-inn.co.uk
Paul Ainsworth’s Rojano’s in the Square, Padstow 01841 532 796 www.paul-ainsworth.co.uk/rojanos-inthe-square
Shipwrights, Padstow 01841 532 451 www.shipwrightspadstow.co.uk
Slades House Country Inn, Wadebridge 01208 812 729 N/A
Rick Stein’s St Petroc’s Bistro, Padstow 01841 532 700 www.rickstein.com/eat-with-us/stpetrocs-bistro
St.Kew Inn, St Kew, Churchtown, Bodmin 01208 841 259 www.stkewinn.co.uk
Rick Stein’s Stein’s Fish & Chips, Padstow 01841 532 700 www.rickstein.com/eat-with-us/steinsfish-chip
The Beach Hut, Watergate Bay 01637 860 877 www.watergatebay.co.uk/food-anddrink/the-beach-hut
The Herring Restaurant, Bedruthan Steps, Mawgan Porth 01637 861 218 www.bedruthan.com
The Ivy House, St Merryn 01841 520 623 N/A
The Slipway Restaurant, Port Isaac 01208 880 264 www.portisaachotel.com
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The View, Higher Harlyn Park, St Merryn 01841 520 096 www.higherharlynpark.co.uk/restaurant
The Waterfront Restaurant, Polzeath 01208 869 655 www.waterfrontpolzeath.co.uk
Trevibban Mill, St Issey 01841 541 413 www.trevibbanmill.com
Walkers Café / Del Mar, Padstow 01841 532 915 N/A
Well Parc, Trevone 01841 520 318 www.wellparc.co.uk
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Houses, Gardens & Historic Buildings
Please check the opening times before setting off to visit any of the properties.
National Trust (party re-built) with 45 rooms
open, including fascinating
kitchen quarters and servants
rooms. Beautiful gardens.
Trelissick Garden, Feock, Boscastle
Antony, Torpoint Nr Truro Much of the land in and
Home of the Carew-Pole family, Large garden with extensive around Boscastle is owned
a fine early 18th century house, park and woodland walks by the Trust. This includes
garden and extensive grounds. with beautiful views over the the cliffs of Penally Point and
Used as the set for Tim Burton’s Lawrence House, Launceston Fal estuary. House privately Willapark, which guard the
‘Alice in Wonderland’. Georgian House, containing a occupied. sinuous harbour entrance
museum and civic centre.
Cornish Engines, Pool, Redruth Trengwainton Garden, Nr Trerice, nr Newquay
Two of Cornwall’s great beam St Michael’s Mount, Penzance An intimate Elizabethan
engines, formerly used for Nr Penzance Large shrub garden with manor and a Cornish gem,
pumping water from mines. A spectacular castle on a views over Mount’s Bay, best Trerice remains little changed
rocky island in Mount’s Bay, in spring and early summer. by the advances in building
approached by a causeway at Many plants not grown fashions over the centuries,
low tide or by boat. elsewhere in England. thanks to long periods under
absentee owners
Cotehele, St Dominic, Nr Saltash
Built 1485 - 1627, a beautiful
house with interesting contents
and garden containing a The Levant Steam Engine, The Lizard and Kynance Cove,
medieval dovecote. Nr St Just Nr. Helston Penrose Estate: Gunwalloe
Oldest working beam engine Lizard Point, Britain’s most and Loe Pool, Nr. Helston
in Cornwall set on a dramatic southerly point, offers dramatic Loe Bar separates Cornwall’s
cliff edge position. cliff walks, wild flowers and largest freshwater pool,
geological features. Two miles The Loe, from the sea. At
north lies Kynance Cove, Gunwalloe, beautiful beaches
considered one of the most frame a medieval church.
beautiful beaches in the world.
Glendurgan Garden, Nr
Falmouth
Valley garden with fine trees,
shrubs and water gardens. Tintagel Old Post Office, Tintagel
House privately occupied. 14th century stone house
used in the 19th century as
the letter-receiving office for Fowey Estuary
the district and restored to Carnewas and Bedruthan to Pencarrow Head
that period and function. Steps, Cornwall Breathtaking natural beauty
This is one of the most popular and a spectacular coastline,
destinations on the Cornish combined with the pride and
coast. Spectacular clifftop vitality of a working Cornish
views stretch across Bedruthan port, lends this area its unique
beach (not Trustowned). character and charm
Lanhydrock, Bodmin
Very large 17th century house
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Buildings Just, Penzance
Royal Cornwall Museum,
River Street, Truro
Tate Gallery, Porthmeor
Beach, St Ives
Lost Gardens of Heligan, Prideaux Place, Padstow
Pentewan, Mevagissey Elizabethan House owned Trinity House National
Caerhayes Castle Gardens, Fascinating restoration of and lived in by the Prideaux- Lighthouse Centre, The Old
Gorran, St. Austell historic gardens, including Brune Buoy Store, Wharf Road,
Fascinating shrub gardens fruit and vegetable gardens Family, extensive grounds Penzance
and castle in a valley above which have been left and deer park.
Gorran untouched for decades. Wheal Martyn China Clay
Heritage Centre, Carthew, St
Austell
Cinemas & Theatres
Regal Cinema, The Platt,
Wadebridge. PL27 7AD
Restormel Castle, Nr
Eden Project, Nr. St Austell Mount Edgcumbe House & Lostwithiel Lighthouse Cinema, King
From a clay pit in ‘China Country Park, Nr. Torpoint Historic castle ruins in Street, Newquay. TR7 1AA
Clay Country’ rose one of Historic house and formal dramatic hill top location, in
the horticultural wonders of gardens and country park the care of English Heritage. The Plaza Cinema, Lemon
the world. The Eden Project with spectacular sea views Street, Truro. TR1 2PN
provides a home for many and woodland walks.
thousands of exotic plants. White River Cinema, White
River Place, St.Austell. PL25
5AZ
Hall for Cornwall, Back Quay,
Truro. TR1 2LL
St Mawes Castle, St Mawes Cornwall’s main theatre
The pair to Pendennis Castle, whhich plays host to West
Pencarrow, Washaway, Nr guarding the Carrick Road, End musicals, opera, ballet,
Bodmin now in the care of English musical acts and other
ChyUauster Ancient Village,
Historic Georgian house and Heritage. entertainers
Newmill, Penzance
Ancient village remains. garden owned and lived in by
the Molesworth-St Aubyn Lane Theatre, Lane, Newquay.
family. Excellent contents TR8 4PX
and internationally known Small theatre privately run
gardens. by theatre group putting
on a very high standard of
performances during the
spring and summer.
Trebah Garden, Mawnan Minack Theatre, Portcurno, St
King Arthur’s Castle, Tintagel Smith, Falmouth Buryan. TR19 6JU
Dramatic castle ruins on the Beautiful garden with a host of World famous open air
cliffs. interesting trees and shrubs. theatre built into the cliffs
at Portcurno. A magical
Pendennis Castle, Pendennis experience - take a picnic
Head, Nr Falmouth Museums & Galleries supper, warm clothes and a
Together with St Mawes Camborne School of Mines, hip flask! Well worth the long
Castle, forms a formidable Geological Museum & Gallery, drive.
defence for the Pool, Redruth
Carrick Roads, the most Plymouth Theatre Royal,
westerly safe anchorage in Charlestown Shipwreck and Royal Parade, Plymouth. PL1
the Channel. Heritage Centre, Charlestown, 2TR
Launceston Castle, Guildhall
St Austell Large modern theatre
Square, Launceston
attracting the very best in
Castle ruins in Cornwall’s
Duke of Cornwall’s Light artists and plays. The ‘West
ancient capital.
Infantry Museum, The Keep, End’ of the west country.
Bodmin
ACT, 11 Castle Street, Truro
Padstow Museum – This organisation has
www.padstowmuseum.co.uk information on many arts
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and acts as a box office for River - excellent grapes that
touring theatre groups etc. perfectly suit the soil and
climate and a passion for
creating wines that provide
Family Days Out pure pleasure.
Flambards Blue Reef Aquarium
Helston, Cornwall TR13 0QA Towan Promenade, Newquay.
Flambards - The West TR7 1DU
Country’s leading attraction Be amazed by the local marine
for rides both gentle and species from the Cornish
daring, award winning coast to hundreds of tropical
Camel Creek Adventure Park unique exhibitions and family species in the gigantic
Tredinnick, Wadebridge. PL27 fun and entertainment. Trevibban Mill Cornish ocean display complete with
7RA Vineyard and Oysters underwater tunnel.
Experience Cornwall’s Trevibban Mill, Dark Lane, St
legendary attractions, Issey, PL27 7SE
combining magic and myths, Located near Padstow, 6QYPU8KNNCIGU
wild rides and exciting Trevibban Mill beat more than
adventures! From the wildlife 900 wines from 20 countries
of the Animal and Farming to win an international wine
Realms, to the excitement of award. Offerings guided
the Adventure, Action and Tours, wine tasting and also
Paradise Park Appletons restaurant.
Enchanted Realms, to the Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 4HB
calm picnic and woodland Cornwall’s top wildlife
areas of the Natural Realm. sanctuary and Jungle Barn Blisland:
indoor play centre. Your Very attractive moor land
family will love a day in village set around village green,
Paradise . . . whatever the Church well worth a visit.
weather! You’ll meet lots of
colorful birds including many
rare and beautiful parrots,
flamingos, toucans and red- Poldark Mine
billed Cornish choughs. Poldark Mine, Wendron,
National Lobster Hatchery Helston. TR13 0ES
South Quay, Padstow PL28 Follow in the footsteps of 18th
8BL Century Cornish Tin Miners
The main attraction has to on the most atmospheric mine
be seeing the young lobsters tour in Britain, an adventure Bodmin:
growing up ready to be unlike any other. Not just a Busy town, home of the old
released, but there is also a tin mine – something for all law courts and the infamous
resident giant lobster, ‘Dai the family. Bodmin Jail (which can be
the Claw’ and Edible and visited).
Jamaica Inn
Spider Crabs. With a wealth Bolventor, Launceston,
of information about lobsters Cornwall, PL15 7TS
and marine conservation, as Cornwall’s legendary
well as activities for all ages. coaching house, immortalised
in Daphne du
Maurier’s novel of the same
name, has stood high on
Bodmin Moor for over four Gweek Seal Sanctuary
centuries. Still referred to as Gweek, near Helston, Boscastle:
Cornwall’s most famous Cornwall TR12 6UG Famous for its interesting
smuggling inn! The National Seal Sanctuary witchcraft museum.
is set in the picturesque
Dairyland Helford Estuary, and is a busy
Nr Newquay, TR8 5AA rescue centre, but also has
Come and enjoy the resident Grey Seals, Common
fun of an all-weather Seals, Fur Seals, Patagonian
attraction, providing a days & California Sea Lions,
entertainment for all ages. Penguins, Otters, Goats, Sheep
With 2 main areas, the farm and Ponies.
park and the indoor play area Camel Valley Vineyards Fowey:
‘The Bull Pen’. Nanstallon, Bodmin PL30 5LG Attractive town on the
Producers of award-winning, river. Catch the car ferry to
world-class wines in a Bodinnick or take the foot
beautiful corner of Cornwall ferry to Polruan.
for twenty years - an idyllic
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of outstanding natural beauty off!
with a safe swimming beach
and the famous ‘round hole’
on the cliff top.
Lerryn: St. Mawes:
Pretty village in creek side Busy village, popular with
setting, good pub, The Shop sailing enthusiasts. St Mawes
Inn, and good castle is a twin with the one Constantine Bay
National Trust walks along at Pendennis. Dogs permitted
the creek. Constantine Bay is another
Harlyn Bay superb wide, sandy beach
Dogs permitted fringed by sand dunes and
Harlyn Bay is a beautiful is an ideal spot for walking
half mile long stretch of or picnicking. There are also
beach curving from the road rock pools at either end of the
bridge to the old fish cellars beach which provide an ideal
(now a private residence). It place for exploring when the
is a popular surfing beach tide is out. Parking is limited
St Mawgan: backed by sand dunes and at Constantine but you can
Padstow: Pretty village near Newquay, surrounded by cliff walks park at Treyarnon and walk
Traditional fishing port on the interesting church. and country fields. A large the coastal path which only
Camel Estuary. car park overlooks the area. takes about 10 minutes.
It is an ideal playground for Backing on to the beach is
families with a nearby Inn the famous Trevose Golf and
and summer shop. Country Club which has a
fantastic championship links
course providing a challenge
for even the best golfers.
Truro:
Port Gaverne: Capital city of Cornwall with
Interesting, small fishing excellent shopping and a wide
village. Excellent pub and range of interesting features,
restaurant, The Port Gaverne including the Georgian Mother Ivey’s Bay
Hotel. elegance of Lemon Street and Dogs permitted
the Victorian Cathedral. Mother Ivey ’s Bay is secluded
and has lots of rock pools Treyarnon Bay
and a steeply shelving beach, Dogs permitted
again popular with surfers. Treyarnon Bay is situated in
From Mother Ivey’s a toll an area of outstanding natural
road leads up to Trevose head beauty and has everything
which boasts spectacular for a good family day on the
views and is the home of The beach. There are sand dunes
Port Issac: Trevose Lighthouse. and rock pools as well as
Picturesque fishing village, Wadebridge: sheltered small coves and the
steep, narrow streets and A busy market town and the renowned ‘natural’ swimming
some good pubs and cafes. main shopping centre for the pool which is easily accessible
area. at low tide. The beach is
golden and sandy and there
are also parking facilities and
$GCEJGU amenities.
Booby’s Bay
Dogs permitted
Booby’s Bay boasts a wide
Port Quin: and sandy beach with lots of
Quaint fishing village, used in small rock pools and is very
several scenes in Poldark. popular with surfers (but is
only suitable for intermediate
Trevone and the experienced). The bay Porthcothan Bay
No dogs between Easter and is the ideal place to explore Dogs permitted
October and, as with Mother Ivey’s, Porthcothan Bay is
Trevone is approximately 1½ access is gained from the approximately 4 miles from
miles from Padstow. It is a coastal path. The beach is Padstow and has a lovely
popular location for families completely covered at high family beach with plenty of
with a delightful sandy bay tide so make sure you know sand at low tide and is great
with a beach shop, cafe and 2
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surrounded by sand dunes young children. St Enodoc, the towns of Padstow,
which are managed by a local once buried in the sand, is Wadebridge and
trust and there are many rock within walking distance of Bodmin. An offshoot of the
pools next to the cliffs. There the beach and is now the trail follows the river through
is a local shop/store as well as final resting place of Sir John North Cornwall’s rugged
parking and toilet facilities. Betjeman. moor land village landscapes
and idyllic wooded valleys,
towards the picturesque
market town of Camelford. The Saint’s Way, or Forth an
The hub of the Camel Trail Syns, is a long-distance
can be found at Wadebridge footpath that cuts right across
and from here poses two Cornwall from Padstow on the
possibilities. One is to head north coast to Fowey on the
west and follow the trail to south. Roughly 27 miles long,
Padstow. Just over five miles the route only came to light in
Mawgan Porth Polzeath 1984 when local ramblers
of cycle trail are waiting to be
Dogs permitted No dogs between Easter and investigating public paths
discovered.
Mawgan Porth is situated 7 October found a series of forgotten
miles down the coast from Polzeath is a small seaside granite stiles. The footpath
Padstow and is famous for resort known for its sandy features historic remains,
surfing as well as having a beach and surfing. The main ancient footbridges, old tracks
large sandy beach which is street through the village runs and fascinating churches and
suitable for young families. along the seafront and has a passes through a rich and
There are numerous rock parade of shops pubs, cafes varied landscape of valleys,
pools to explore as well as and restaurants. woodlands, pastures, moors
great facilities and amenities and ancient field systems.
and wonderful coastal paths The trail passes through some
with stunning views out to of the most beautiful
sea. countryside in England, with
stunning views out over the
Camel estuary, complimented
with little tributaries that
disappear into the heart of the
fabulous north Cornwall
Rock
countryside, as well as
Dogs permitted Today’s Saint’s Way begins in
revealing little inland coves
Rock could hardly be less Padstow at the 15th century
and beaches at low tide.
appropriately named as its church of St Petroc. The path
Watergate Bay popularity is largely due to follows the Camel trail before
Dogs permitted the long stretches of sandy heading up onto St Breock
Watergate Bay is a beautiful beaches. Rock is particularly Downs, which is presided
two mile long, golden sandy known for its wide variety of over by a 16 foot prehistoric
beach surrounded by cliffs. watersports the sailing school standing stone. From here the
The bay is ideal for families and you can also hire boats trail heads south to Withiel, a
as well as surfers/adventurers from here. Car parking is very parish with links to a 4th
with a surf school and limited at Rock but you can century Irish saint whose
extreme beach sports as well take the ferry from In either direction you will name, Urel, is derived from a
as great facilities and some Padstow should you wish to enjoy a myriad of sights to word meaning ‘a place of
lovely beachside restaurants spend the day exploring this inspire the mind as well as the trees’ although there are
including the Jamie Oliver area. benefits of a healthy precious few trees there
inspired famous Fifteen excursion. The Camel Trail is today.
restaurant. There is plenty virtually level all the way due
of parking and some great The Camel Trail to it being laid on the old
coastal walks which explore railway track. Although not
the dramatic coastline. quite a road surface, the
Camel Trail is mostly smooth
and provides safe and easy
access to unspoilt countryside
for those folk unable to use
our undulating inland and
coastal paths. The route makes its way from
The Camel Trail, winds its Withiel to the larger parish of
ways through some of Lanivet, whose 15th century
England’s most beautiful and church of St Nivet is supposed
Daymer Bay relatively unknown coastal to stand in the exact
Dogs permitted scenery and countryside. geographical centre of
Daymer Bay faces into the There are 11 miles of disused Cornwall. The parish takes its
Camel Estuary and being railway beside the River name from the Celtic words
sheltered it is a popular beach Camel that have been ‘Lann’ meaning church site
for windsurfing, kitesurfing converted from the rail track and ‘Neved’ meaning pagan
etc. as the waves are never too
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that the site had religious the earliest recorded of all the Please check with Padstow Tourist Office, Visit Cornwall or the
significance long before the saints. Sampson travelled local event to confirm exact dates and timings.
arrival of the Christian from Dublin to Wales and
missionaries. Lanivet, which then on to Cornwall, probably JANUARY
marks the halfway point of utilising parts of the Saint’s North Cornwall Point to Point - Royal Cornwall Showground,
the Saint’s Way, was once Way. He established for Wadebridge
home to 11 copper mines, all himself a church after having
of which have long been made a shelter near a holy FEBRUARY
closed. Continuing south the well which can still be seen by Cornish Hurling - St Columb
route heads up to the south door of the church.
Helman Tor, a nature reserve Legend has it that the church MARCH
overlooking the marshy ground of St Sampson was the site of St Piran’s Day - Events held throughout Cornwall
of Red Moor. Helman Tor, the tragic wedding between Cornish Arms Beer & Mussel Festival - St Merryn
which has a rocking stone just King Mark of Cornwall and
below the summit, is home to Iseult, who was by then in APRIL
a Neolithic hill fort of the rare love with Mark’s nephew, Egg Rolling (held each Easter Sunday) - Duke Street, Padstow
and distinctive type discovered Tristan. Trevithick Day - Camborne
by archaeologist Roger Mercer
in the late 1970s. MAY
May Day - Padstow
(Always held on the 1st May unless this falls on a Sunday, if so it is
then held on the Monday).
Flora Day - Helston
Daphne Du Maurier Festival - Fowey
Run-to-the-Sun - Trevelgue, Newquay
From Golant the path follows
the river until it meets the sea JUNE
This type of fort is called a Tor at Fowey. Royal Cornwall Show - Wadebridge
Enclosure and consists of (Generally held from the 2nd Thursday in June)
large hilltop or hillside
enclosures situated near JULY
natural rock outcrops and Stithians Agricultural Show - Stithians
surrounded by at least one Padstow – Rock Sponsored Swim - Padstow/Rock
circuit of stone-built walls. Wadebridge Carnival - Wadebridge
Sea Sunday - Padstow Harbour
RNAS Culdrose Air Day - Helston
Party in the Park - Padstow
Padstow Vintage Rally - Padstow
AUGUST
Padstow Carnival - Padstow
St Merryn Carnival - St Merryn
Fowey Regatta Week - Fowey
The path heads south-east Padstow Lifeboat Day - Padstow
from Helman Tor towards Fish Festival - Newlyn
Lanlivery, where the church
of St Brevita, a saint about SEPTEMBER
whom nothing is known, St.Ives September Festival - St Ives
boasts a tower 100 feet high, Fish Festival - Newquay
the second highest in
Cornwall. Just in front of the OCTOBER
church is the 12th century Falmouth Oyster Week - Falmouth
Crown Inn, which was
extended to house the DECEMBER
stonemasons who built the 2CFUVQY%JTKUVOCU.KIJV6WTP1P2CFUVQY
church of St Brevita. )GPGTCNN[JGNFQPHKTUV5CVWTFC[5WPFC[KP&GEGODGT
Padstow Christmas Festival - Padstow
(Generally held on the first weekend of December)
We hope that you find this information
book useful during your stay with us.
Have a fantastic holiday!
The route continues from
Lanlivery to Golant, a small
waterside village on the
banks of the River Fowey.
Golant lies in the parish of St
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