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Tide Cottage lies in the heart of the village of Perranuthnoe, ideally
situated less than five miles east of Penzance in Mounts Bay on the
glorious South Cornwall coast.
The
village itself is the perfect centre for a holiday, with a south facing
sandy beach just 300 metres from the cottage, an award winning pub
serving superb food just a few paces away, several
excellent cafes and other facilities including an art gallery
showing work by local artists, hair/beauty salon and gift shop. The
South Cornwall Costal path runs through the village and provides
spectacular views of the beautiful coastline for those who fancy a
short stroll with the dog to those that want to enjoy a full days
hiking.
Within
easy reach of Cornwall’s top attractions there is something to
suit everyone so you can fully enjoy exploring with a different
adventure every day.
The
charming village of Marazion, with the famous St. Michaels Mount is
just two miles away. The mount can be reached on foot at low tide or by
boat at other times and the access to Mounts Bay is ideal for those
wanting to enjoy kite surfing, sea kayaking, windsurfing and dingy
sailing.
St
Ives is home to the Tate St Ives, the house, garden and workshop of
world renowned sculptor Barbara Hepworth and a large Life Boat station
in addition to traditional shops, galleries and restaurants. There are
several beautiful beaches and boat trips are also available for fishing
or to view the local seal population. Easily reached by train from the
stations in Penzance and St Erth or the park and ride at Lellant
Saltings, you can relax and enjoy the spectacular costal views from the
cliff side track.
Both
a regular ferry and helicopter service to the Scilly Isles are
available from Penzance, less than five miles away, giving access to
the luscious, sub-tropical Tresco Abbey gardens as well as beautiful
beaches and many other attractions.
The
amazing Eden Project is a 45 minute drive away and perfect for a visit
during any season. More locally there are the gardens of Trelissick,
Trevarno, The Lost Gardens of Heligan and Lanhydrock.
For
theatre lovers the stunning Minack Theatre, perched on the cliffs
overlooking the turquoise waters of Porthcurno, is easily reached by
car and is open from May to September presenting drama, musicals and
opera in this most dramatic of settings.
Flambards
is the West Country's leading family attraction with rides for
everyone, family fun and entertainment. With award-winning and unique
exhibitions including The Victorian Village and Britain in the Blitz
there is something for everyone.
At
Poldark you can follow in the footsteps of 18th century tin miners on
an adventure quite unlike any other as you explore the mine. With a
museum, children’s trail and puzzles and the opportunity to pan
for real alluvial gold, throw a pot, make a candle or try your hand at
wood turning you’ll be ready for a traditional miner’s
pasty at the end of your day.
Within
ten miles of the village are some of the best surf beaches in the
country. Perranuthnoe Beach itself is a protected surf beach, ideal for
learning how to Malibu and Boogie board.
Mullion,
Cape Cornwall and St. Ives links golf courses are within easy reach of
the village and the more established St. Mellion is just a short drive
away.
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