Ride On E-Bikes
If you’d like to explore more of the Penzance area, a Super73 e-bike could be just the thing to power your adventures. Ride On E-Bikes provides electric bikes for hire […]
Dog Day Swim
Jubilee Pool is the UK’s largest seawater lido and it’s usually reserved for humans, but on the day before the pool is closed for its annual clean, they open it […]
Beaches of St Ives
The beaches in St Ives are world-famous, and in the winter months, you get to explore the coast without the crowds. The number 17 bus from Penzance station takes you […]
Ports of Penzance
Explore the historic harbours that surround Penzance. The MOUS bus route takes you from Penzance station to Newlyn and Mousehole. You could spend the morning discovering Newlyn’s art galleries before […]
Discover West Penwith
Experience the beauty of West Penwith with a bus journey that takes you from Penzance station to Zennor, Sennen Cove, Land’s End and Porthcurno. It’s the ideal route if you’re […]
Hotel and restaurant
The Old Coastguard in Mousehole is a hotel and restaurant that celebrates local Cornish ingredients. The traditional brasserie menu features locally caught fish and seafood, as well as local poultry […]
Traditional village pub
The Logan Rock Inn is a 16th century pub in the small village of Treen, not far from Porthcurno. It’s the perfect place to retreat to after a long walk […]
Homemade Cornish food
Refuel after a morning exploring Geevor Tin Mine with breakfast or lunch at the Count House Café. This family-run café enjoys stunning views of the Atlantic coast, and they are […]
Speciality coffee and homemade cakes
Visit The Copper Spoon café in the centre of Marazion for a friendly atmosphere, homemade cakes, Cornish cream teas, local pastries and savoury treats. It’s the perfect place to pause […]
Cornish, Spanish and Italian deli products
If you’re spending a day exploring the shops in Penzance, make sure you visit the Cornish Hen Deli. With a mix of Cornish, Spanish and Italian deli products, plus patisserie […]