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Fantastic beach Cafe!

A very beautiful coastal hike. Sturdy footwear is required, as is rain gear, as the weather is constantly changing.

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A bench in the middle of a lush green meadow at the intersection of three roads: an ideal place to catch your breath before continuing your ride.

A beautiful little beach with a great little cafe next to it.

Peaceful spot to stop, hydrate and look at the sculptures

Porthleven is a picturesque port on the south coast of Cornwall. It has become popular for its array of restaurants, cafes and art galleries. The local market selling crafts and food is held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from May to October.

Also known as Perran Sands, Perranuthnoe Beach has toilets and a lovely cafe, The Cabin. It makes a great destination for a long coastal run from either Penzance to the west or Praa Sands in the east. It's popular with surfers and swimmers and is close to the village of Perranuthnoe from where you can catch a bus to Penzance if you would rather not run back.

Interesting stone monuments on the Green

Perranuthnoe Beach is a wide sandy beach close to the village of Perranuthnoe. The beach is also known as Perran Sands. There is a ramp to the beach suitable for wheelchairs. There are public toilets nearby.

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These are the remains of the engine house of the Leeds Shaft, part of the Great Work colliery, one of Cornwall's first and most famous mines. It started in 1538 and was located between Godolphin Hill and Tregonning Hill.

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Mine dating from the 16th Century. Major tin producer in the 19th century. The workings occupy the saddle between Godolphin Hill and Tregonning Hill. One of the local mines that would have contributed to the building and maintenance of Godolphin House.

Nice beach, very popular and I can recommend The Cabin cafe just above the beach for a great range of food at reasonable prices. Nice outdoor seating area too.

This wide sandy beach framed by cliffs is popular with surfers and swimmers alike. It's a lovely place to reach via the South West Coast Path, and it has a great cafe, The Cabin, where you can sit with a coffee and watch the surf roll in.