Guidebook for Cornwall
Sightseeing Coastal
Small working harbour and foodie paradise 7 mins drive away or a beautiful 70 minute walk through the Penrose Estate.Featuring the famous clock tower institute.Rick Steins ,Kota and Kota Kai and the mussel shoes on the lower harbour head .Alo a deli , fish and chips ,Annes Pasties and home made ice cream from the squad . A
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Porthleven
Small working harbour and foodie paradise 7 mins drive away or a beautiful 70 minute walk through the Penrose Estate.Featuring the famous clock tower institute.Rick Steins ,Kota and Kota Kai and the mussel shoes on the lower harbour head .Alo a deli , fish and chips ,Annes Pasties and home made ice cream from the squad . A
Absolutely love Gunwallow , dog friendly beach at Dollar cove and an unexpected national trust cafe and car park .
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PenroseEstate:GunwalloeandLoePool
Absolutely love Gunwallow , dog friendly beach at Dollar cove and an unexpected national trust cafe and car park .
At low tide walk across the causeway and at high tide take the Ferry . Enchanting little village with an Arty and foodie scene
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Saint Michaels Mount
At low tide walk across the causeway and at high tide take the Ferry . Enchanting little village with an Arty and foodie scene
Gorgeous little historic fishing village with a great pub and local food
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Cadgwith Cove
Gorgeous little historic fishing village with a great pub and local food
Sightseeing
Cober Valley
Gunwalloe
Perranuthnoe
Helford Passage Beach
South West Coast PathThis is a place steeped in mystery and smuggling .”Rebecca “and her hide away .Trees elegantly declining and slipping gently into the water .Stunning circular walk from Helford village and its thatched cottages ‘through the woods and river bank and back into the estuary and local pub .
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Frenchman's Creek
This is a place steeped in mystery and smuggling .”Rebecca “and her hide away .Trees elegantly declining and slipping gently into the water .Stunning circular walk from Helford village and its thatched cottages ‘through the woods and river bank and back into the estuary and local pub .