Things to do
WALK
5 miles. Inland farmland and quiet lanes with superb views on coastal return. The coastal section can be challenging under foot.
4 miles. A varied route covering farmland, coast path and quiet roads, with two great pubs along the way.
5.5 miles. Following a stunning stretch of the coast path via Nare Head to Carne Beach, then inland back to The Lodge.
7.8 miles. Following the coast path up to Nare Head, down to Carne Beach, and looping back via Veryan.
7.2 miles. A combination of coastal paths, farmland and quiet tracks to Portholland and back.
Café
A popular seaside café offering locally-sourced food and stunning coastal views. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and outdoor seating, it’s a favourite spot for both locals and visitors.
A charming spot located by a working watermill. It serves homemade food and locally-sourced treats, including cakes, sandwiches, and hearty meals.
Pub
A welcoming pub offering hearty meals, local ales, and stunning views of the harbour. Just a short walk from The Lodge, with a great seafood menu and terraced beer garden.
PUB
A traditional pub with a relaxed atmosphere, serving classic pub meals and local drinks. It’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors, with a cozy setting and a friendly vibe.
A relaxed spot for visitors to enjoy a refreshing drink or bite to eat, right next to the beach. The café offers various food, drink and ice cream options.
Beach
A wide, south-facing sweep of sand in Gerrans Bay, Pendower is a peaceful, family-friendly beach backed by low cliffs and rock pools, joining with Carne at low tide to create a vast open shoreline.
BEACH
A long, gently sloping sandy beach known for its quiet, unspoilt feel, Carne offers expansive views across the bay and plenty of space for walking, rock pooling, and relaxed seaside days.
A sheltered sandy cove near Portscatho, Porthcurnick is a scenic and accessible beach with calm waters and coastal walks. On the cliff top behind the beach is The Hidden Hut café.
A spacious, sheltered beach below Caerhays Castle, Porthluney features soft golden sand and gentle waters, making it a great spot for families, picnics, and easy access days by the sea.
A secluded and unspoilt cove, Hemmick is a quiet, wild-feeling beach surrounded by cliffs and farmland, with rock pools and a remote charm that rewards those willing to make the walk down.
