Padstow is a charming working fishing port surrounded by glorious sandy beaches at the head of the Camel River. There is so much to enjoy all year round — food, walks, scenery and coastal life.
One of Cornwall’s most historic manor houses, Prideaux Place offers beautiful grounds, Elizabethan architecture and a fascinating glimpse into centuries of local heritage.
A brilliant family-friendly attraction where you can learn how conservation and science support Cornwall’s fishing heritage. Great for kids and adults alike.
Enjoy coastal cruises from Padstow Harbour, with the chance to spot seabirds, seals and dolphins. A relaxing way to explore the coastline.
A world-famous attraction featuring the largest indoor rainforest, stunning biomes and year-round events. A must-see for families and nature lovers.
One of Cornwall’s best family beaches — wide sands, rock pools, dunes and safe swimming. Perfect for days out and dog walking.
A beautiful cycling and walking route running from Padstow to Bodmin. Ideal for families, with stunning estuary views and peaceful woodland.
A spectacular surfing beach with dramatic scenery and powerful waves. Great for experienced surfers and breathtaking coastal walks.
One of Cornwall’s premier golf courses, offering stunning sea views and championship-level greens. A favourite for golfers visiting the area.
Padstow and the surrounding area offer a wide range of attractions including beaches, coastal walks, cycling routes, historic sites and family-friendly activities. Guests staying at Coachyard Mews enjoy being close to the harbour and local restaurants, while visitors at Thyme Cottage appreciate the peaceful countryside and easy access to the Camel Estuary.
Popular attractions include the Seven Bays, the Camel Trail, and scenic walks along the coastline. Padstow is also known for its connection to Rosamunde Pilcher, with several filming locations nearby.