Location
The village boasts that it is the most Southerly Point of Great Britain. There is a beautiful church in the village, which welcomes all visitors, surrounded by thatched cottages. The ongoing local trade of serpentine-turning provides a wonderful array of gifts to return home with.
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Within walking distance the next village is Cadgwith cove, a working fishing village, where boats are pulled up onto the shore by tractor, fresh fish is sold for your evening BBQ's and a small untouched pub with local atmosphere which has folk night on Tuesdays and Cornish songs on Fridays, so bring your musical instruments and lubricate your tonsils!!!
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| We hope you'll decide to come and stay and see for yourselves - book in advance if you can and ring to check availability during the peak seasons. We have limited space and shall require a small deposit to secure your booking. | |||||||||||||||
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Besides the wonderful beaches we also have in the near vicinity plenty of coastal and inland walking, cycling, and 5 miles away there is horse-riding and golf. 
