Penzance to Landsend - World Heritage Mining
Porthleven M
ount’s Bay has been called one of the ‘most beautiful bays in the World’. Spanning
an area from Lizard Point to Lands End, it includes the coastal towns of Penzance, Marazion, Newlyn, Mousehole, the iconic landmark of St Michael’s Mount, plus many villages, coves and beaches.
Te first of our places in Mounts Bay is Porthleven with its golden beaches and challenging surf. Tere are shops and galleries, deep- sea fishing trips, pleasure boats, cafes, restaurants and pubs, with the Kota Restaurants, being award winning. Stroll along the harbour or coast path to appreciate the history. Nearby, is the National
Trust Penrose Estate with its large lake, woodlands and walking and cycling paths.
Moving around the bay toward Penzance, Praa Sands is renowned for the mile long beach. Te area has many holiday parks and caravan and camping sites, so there is always entertainment available. Te Sand Bar Restaurant is on the beach and there are pubs etc. within walking distance.
Going south, Marazion has the iconic St Michael’s Mount, where there are medieval pathways or sub-tropical gardens, a castle and family home to explore. Admire the views, hear the islanders’ tales,
Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital
VISIT
Raginnis Hill TR19 6SR
Gallery in Penzance specialising inWest Cornwall’s artistic heritage, including the art of the Newlyn School
Open all year round Mondays to Saturdays
www.penleehouse.org.uk 14 Tel 01736 363625
FREE ENTRY Open:
10:00am to 4:30pm On site shop
Tel: 01736 731386 Reg Charity No. 272145
and unearth a history that lives on in every step. In Marazion there are a variety of gift and craft shops, and art lovers will enjoy the several galleries. Te sandy beaches are clean, easily accessible and family friendly. Tere is craft for hire and everything available for a great beach DAY OUT. Amongst a vast choice of places to eat and stay, many with sea views, Te Fire Engine pub offers food and live music nights.
Te harbour of Penzance is a centre of activity, with yachts and pleasure craft that can be hired. It is also the departure point for a sea crossing to the Isles of Scilly. Te town centre has historic
sites, i.e. Te Market House and a statue of Sir Humphrey Davy, the inventor of the miner’s safety lamp. Market Jew Street is the main shopping street, and Chapel Street is the heart of evening entertainment, and most historic area of the town containing the historic Union Hotel, the Egyptian House. Te Turk’s Head Inn is the oldest pub in town and. Te Admiral Benbow Inn of smuggling tunnel fame has a wealth of nautical relics. Apart from the historic inns and hotels there is a choice of other places to eat or to stay in the town and surrounding area. Just to the west of the town is Trereife House and grounds, this
NEWTOWNANGLING CENTRE PENZANCE TR209AE
● Affordable fishing tackle to suit everyone ● Fresh bait andfee advice always available ● All types of angling catered for ● Boat fishing trips organised ● Open 7 days aweek
Tel: 01736 763721
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