A guidebook to Treknow and the local area
Sightseeing
Trebarwith
A fabulous beach, with dramatic changes between high and low tides.
Famous for its castle on the cliff tops Tintagel is a great day out with a busy village for local supplies. In the village Charlie's is great for casual meals.
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Tintagel
Famous for its castle on the cliff tops Tintagel is a great day out with a busy village for local supplies. In the village Charlie's is great for casual meals.
An interesting village, full of curiosities and mystic influences.
A nice walk along the river to the coast
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Boscastle
An interesting village, full of curiosities and mystic influences.
A nice walk along the river to the coast
Lots of sailing and boat activity, including fishing trips. Interesting cafes and shops to look around
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Rock
Lots of sailing and boat activity, including fishing trips. Interesting cafes and shops to look around
The new glass bridge to the castle makes the views even better (and the walk a lot easier!). A must visit for everyone interested interested in the mythical King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The views are amazing, don’t forget tickets need to be pre-booked during busy periods.
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Tintagel Castle bridge
South West Coast PathThe new glass bridge to the castle makes the views even better (and the walk a lot easier!). A must visit for everyone interested interested in the mythical King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The views are amazing, don’t forget tickets need to be pre-booked during busy periods.
The hidden beach is well worth seeking out with fabulous rock formations and a lovely sandy beach. The beach side cafe is a real treat.
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Crackington Haven
The hidden beach is well worth seeking out with fabulous rock formations and a lovely sandy beach. The beach side cafe is a real treat.
Famous for its sandy beach and great surfing Polzeath is a great family day out. A lovely beach and a vibrant cool village
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Polzeath Beach
South West Coast PathFamous for its sandy beach and great surfing Polzeath is a great family day out. A lovely beach and a vibrant cool village
A tucked away beach but well worth the effort; great surf, rock pools and a cave to explore.
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Lundy Bay
A tucked away beach but well worth the effort; great surf, rock pools and a cave to explore.
A hidden waterfall on the way to Boscastle, well worth finding. A lovely walk through the woods.
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St. Nectan's Glen
Fore StreetA hidden waterfall on the way to Boscastle, well worth finding. A lovely walk through the woods.
A favourite place to visit; a busy fish village and tourist destination with interesting craft shops, cafes and restaurants. At low tide there are rock pools and a long beach to explore. Fish & chips on the beach listening to The Fishermen's Friends is an absolute treat!
If you don’t fancy the challenging walk to Port Issac it’s a short drive, follow the signs to Port Gaverne and then up the hill to the carpark on the right. From there it’s only a 5 minute walk down into the village. The village is steep, narrow and winding, few people drive into it twice.
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Port Isaac
A favourite place to visit; a busy fish village and tourist destination with interesting craft shops, cafes and restaurants. At low tide there are rock pools and a long beach to explore. Fish & chips on the beach listening to The Fishermen's Friends is an absolute treat!
If you don’t fancy the challenging walk to Port Issac it’s a short drive, follow the signs to Port Gaverne and then up the hill to the carpark on the right. From there it’s only a 5 minute walk down into the village. The village is steep, narrow and winding, few people drive into it twice.
A picturesque harbour and busy village full of art, crafts, cafes and restaurants. Its fun to arrive via the ferry from Rock or on a bike from wadebridge.
Padstow (or Padstein as some people call it) is lovely with plenty of good places to eat and drink, and excellent fresh fish. Rick Stein's patisserie has lovely macaroons.
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Padstow
A picturesque harbour and busy village full of art, crafts, cafes and restaurants. Its fun to arrive via the ferry from Rock or on a bike from wadebridge.
Padstow (or Padstein as some people call it) is lovely with plenty of good places to eat and drink, and excellent fresh fish. Rick Stein's patisserie has lovely macaroons.
A secluded cove along the bay from Port Isaac, nice walks along the cliffs and a great pub with a wide variety of food
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Port Gaverne
A secluded cove along the bay from Port Isaac, nice walks along the cliffs and a great pub with a wide variety of food
Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a remote, bleak heather covered upland granite moorland still grazed by moorland ponies. The landscape includes a lake, tor, stone circle and abandoned mines, lots of walking and lots to see.
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Bodmin Moor
Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a remote, bleak heather covered upland granite moorland still grazed by moorland ponies. The landscape includes a lake, tor, stone circle and abandoned mines, lots of walking and lots to see.
The Camel Trail is a flat 6 mile path which follows the Camel River from Wadebride to Padstow. Bike rental, including ebikes, is available from Wadebridge.
The trail is very pretty with lots to view along the way.
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Camel Trail (Cycle Way)
The Camel Trail is a flat 6 mile path which follows the Camel River from Wadebride to Padstow. Bike rental, including ebikes, is available from Wadebridge.
The trail is very pretty with lots to view along the way.
The South West Coast path is only 5 minutes from the house. The path leads to Trebarwith Strand and Port Isaac in one direction or Tintagel or Boscastle in the other.
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South West Coast Path
South West Coast PathThe South West Coast path is only 5 minutes from the house. The path leads to Trebarwith Strand and Port Isaac in one direction or Tintagel or Boscastle in the other.
On wet days it is always worth checking the weather in Looe or Polperro, although only an hours drive away the weather on the south coast can be completely different. When it’s cagoules and wellies on the north coast it can be shorts and flipflops on the south coast!
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Looe
On wet days it is always worth checking the weather in Looe or Polperro, although only an hours drive away the weather on the south coast can be completely different. When it’s cagoules and wellies on the north coast it can be shorts and flipflops on the south coast!
Food scene
A traditional pub with a good food and drink offer. A real fire in the winter and a balcony overlooking the fishing boats - well worth a visit.
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The Golden Lion
10 Fore StA traditional pub with a good food and drink offer. A real fire in the winter and a balcony overlooking the fishing boats - well worth a visit.
A 17th century inn full of tradition but with a modern feel, great food and an even better atmosphere. Sunday lunch needs to booked in advance!
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Port Gaverne Hotel 5 Star
Port GaverneA 17th century inn full of tradition but with a modern feel, great food and an even better atmosphere. Sunday lunch needs to booked in advance!
The nearest pub to Puffins, a 5 minute walk down hill to get there but a 10 minute climb back home. Bar food and restaurant with regular music.
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The Millhouse Inn
The nearest pub to Puffins, a 5 minute walk down hill to get there but a 10 minute climb back home. Bar food and restaurant with regular music.
Take-aways for the beach and a great place to relax and watch the sunset over Gull Rock at the end of the day. Dogs welcome.
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The Port William
Tintagel HeightsTake-aways for the beach and a great place to relax and watch the sunset over Gull Rock at the end of the day. Dogs welcome.
Blue Tomato Cafe
Rock RoadAlways interesting food on the menu and a great location in Rock
There are two Nathan Outlaw's in Port Isaac, both are serious food destinations, the village location is less formal than the restaurant at the top of the hill, which has fabulous views out to sea.
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Outlaw's New Road
6 New RdThere are two Nathan Outlaw's in Port Isaac, both are serious food destinations, the village location is less formal than the restaurant at the top of the hill, which has fabulous views out to sea.
Great views and great food for breakfast, brunch, lunch and afternoon tea. Always an interesting menu. The farm shop full of local produce is hard to resist. The farmshop sells quiches, frittatas, pies, pasties and has their own butcher, organic fresh veg, dairy, cider, beer, etc. Reservations are needed in the café during busy periods.
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Boscastle Farm Shop
Great views and great food for breakfast, brunch, lunch and afternoon tea. Always an interesting menu. The farm shop full of local produce is hard to resist. The farmshop sells quiches, frittatas, pies, pasties and has their own butcher, organic fresh veg, dairy, cider, beer, etc. Reservations are needed in the café during busy periods.
Charlie's
Fore StreetA perfect brunch or lunch after a walk along the cliffs to Tintagel.
Farm shop, cafe and restaurant. A well stocked farm shop with lots of interesting produce to chose from.
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Hilltop Farm Shop
Slaughter BridgeFarm shop, cafe and restaurant. A well stocked farm shop with lots of interesting produce to chose from.
Always an interesting menu and a pretty garden to enjoy a coffee & cake. Lots of arts and crafts to browse and buy.
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The Mowhay Cafe
Always an interesting menu and a pretty garden to enjoy a coffee & cake. Lots of arts and crafts to browse and buy.
Less than 3 miles away this is the home of locally brewed beer. There are up to 7 different beers to sample and a brewing gallery to watch from. The farm sells Wagyu beef if you want to try something really special.
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Tintagel Brewery Visitor Centre & The Barn Café Bistro
Less than 3 miles away this is the home of locally brewed beer. There are up to 7 different beers to sample and a brewing gallery to watch from. The farm sells Wagyu beef if you want to try something really special.
Beachside cafe in a great location with interesting menu - a great lunch venue
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Pilchards at Port Gaverne
Port GaverneBeachside cafe in a great location with interesting menu - a great lunch venue
Essentials
SPAR Tintagel
14 Fore StA five minute drive for all your essentials
A ten minute drive (5 miles) away, a well stocked corner shop for essential supplies
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Co-op Food - Camelford
1 High StreetA ten minute drive (5 miles) away, a well stocked corner shop for essential supplies
Boots
Fore StreetBoots in Tintagel is the nearest pharmacy to Puffins.
Wadebridge has a wide variety of bigger shops, Tescos is the largest, there is also a bigger Co-op and Lidl.
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Wadebridge
Wadebridge has a wide variety of bigger shops, Tescos is the largest, there is also a bigger Co-op and Lidl.
Port Isaac - A short drive away, convenient parking outside the store
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Co-op Food - Port Isaac
31 New RdPort Isaac - A short drive away, convenient parking outside the store
Fresh fish, crab and lobster is sold on the harbour next to the aquarium
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Port Isaac Harbour
Church HillFresh fish, crab and lobster is sold on the harbour next to the aquarium