Things to Do
So much to choose from all within walking distance. A five minute walk brings you to Trevaunance Cove home to a surfing school which caters for a wide range of ages and abilities and where popular kayaking tours are available suitable for all ages. Coastering is also available for those looking for something more adventurous. Great to watch even if you dont want to join in.
Schooners is situated overlooking the beach, newly refurbished , a place to eat delicious meals, fresh fish or simply have a drink while you gaze over the sea with its ever changing crashing or lapping waves or simply watch the setting of the sun as it reflects on the water(Closed between November and Easter).
On the way to the beach you will have passed ' The Driftwood Spar ' which provides a cosy pub with a wide menu and log fires for the cold days.
A 10 minute walk into town from the beach provides butcher, baker, fishmonger, and all general amenities and a further selection of eateries, pizza, bar food and on the way in from the beach a must try is 'Genkis', a self styled zen cafe with lovely gardens to chill in.
From the lodge you can walk directly onto the cliffs joining the coastal path with panoramic views and a host of wildlife and fauna. One direction takes you to Chapel Porth with a cafe to get a cup of tea and a menu which not only serves food such as sausage and bacon sandwiches but 'hedgehog' ice-creams. Perranporth is the other way with its miles of sand stretching into the distance and is a busy seaside town.
A short drive gives easy access to many surrounding beaches but also St. Ives (30mins), Newquay(25mins)with its zoo, aquarium and fun park, seal sanctuary at Helston and Padstow (40mins) .They are all lovely seaside towns with plenty to do and great restaurants.
The county town of Truro is 15mins' drive and has supermarkets, restaurants, cinema, and thriving shopping centre [Pizza Hut and MacDonalds are passed on the way in!].
If you dont want to take the car there is an excellent bus service from Newquay to Lands End.
Coastal Rush
Experience Cornwall’s famously spectacular coastline with a tailor made Coasteering adventure. Coasteering is an experience of a lifetime that will inspire and amaze you in equal measure.
Peterville
St Agnes
TR5 0QU
T: 01872 552002
Mount Hawke Skate Park
First opened in 1989, Mount Hawke is one of the longest fully indoor running skateparks in the country. Our current setup includes 2 mini ramps, 6ft spine ramp, 13ft professional Vert ramp with 2 21ft rollins, BMX rhythm section, skate grindbox section and large street course. If you’ve got kids who like to skate, they will love what we do…
Gover Water Works
Mount Hawke
TR4 8BQ
T: 01209 890705
Koru Kayaking
Koru Kayaking offer stunning guided kayak adventures from Trevaunance Cove, discovering St Agnes Heritage Coast.
The Ope
Churchtown
St Agnes
TR5 0QW
T: 07794 321827
So much to choose from all within walking distance. A five minute walk brings you to Trevaunance Cove home to a surfing school which caters for a wide range of ages and abilities and where popular kayaking tours are available suitable for all ages. Coastering is also available for those looking for something more adventurous. Great to watch even if you dont want to join in.
Schooners is situated overlooking the beach, newly refurbished , a place to eat delicious meals, fresh fish or simply have a drink while you gaze over the sea with its ever changing crashing or lapping waves or simply watch the setting of the sun as it reflects on the water.
On the way to the beach you will have passed ' The Driftwood Spar ' which provides a cosy pub with a wide menu and log fires for the cold days and attached to the Driftwood Spar is the new seafood bistro - 'The Fitty Pysk'.
A 10 minute walk into town from the beach provides butcher, baker, fishmonger, and all general amenities and a further selection of eateries, pizza, bar food and on the way in from the beach a must try is 'Genkis', a self styled zen cafe with lovely gardens to chill in.
From the lodge you can walk directly onto the cliffs joining the coastal path with panoramic views and a host of wildlife and fauna. One direction takes you to Chapel Porth with a cafe to get a cup of tea and a menu which not only serves food such as sausage and bacon sandwiches but 'hedgehog' ice-creams. Perranporth is the other way with its miles of sand stretching into the distance and is a busy seaside town.
A short drive gives easy access to many surrounding beaches but also St. Ives (30mins), Newquay(25mins)with its zoo, aquarium and fun park, seal sanctuary at Helston and Padstow (40mins) .They are all lovely seaside towns with plenty to do and great restaurants.
The county town of Truro is 15mins' drive and has supermarkets, restaurants, cinema, and thriving shopping centre [Pizza Hut and MacDonalds are passed on the way in!].
If you dont want to take the car there is an excellent bus service from Newquay to Lands End.
Coastal Rush
Experience Cornwall’s famously spectacular coastline with a tailor made Coasteering adventure. Coasteering is an experience of a lifetime that will inspire and amaze you in equal measure.
Peterville
St Agnes
TR5 0QU
T: 01872 552002
Mount Hawke Skate Park
First opened in 1989, Mount Hawke is one of the longest fully indoor running skateparks in the country. Our current setup includes 2 mini ramps, 6ft spine ramp, 13ft professional Vert ramp with 2 21ft rollins, BMX rhythm section, skate grindbox section and large street course. If you’ve got kids who like to skate, they will love what we do…
Gover Water Works
Mount Hawke
TR4 8BQ
T: 01209 890705
Koru Kayaking
Koru Kayaking offer stunning guided kayak adventures from Trevaunance Cove, discovering St Agnes Heritage Coast.
The Ope
Churchtown
St Agnes
TR5 0QW
T: 07794 321827