Designed by Harry Colt, Trevose Golf Course ranks as one of the UK’s top links golf courses offering a choice of 3 courses in spectacular surroundings.  Visitors of all levels are made to feel most welcome.

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The National Lobster Hatchery is a unique organisation whose work in conservation, research and education separates them because they work specifically with a commercial species.  A charity based in Padstow, their work helps to make lobster sustainable in the UK, as the species alone is worth an estimated £30m a year. Both the Scandinavian and Mediterranean stocks have completely collapsed, so the hatchery aims to ensure global food security for future generations by facilitating the survival rate of eggs in the wild.  When you visit you can learn all about their work and support conservation.  They are open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10.15am, but opening times are seasonal so keep an eye on the website.  Prices are £12 for adults or £6 for children.

http://www.nationallobsterhatchery.co.uk

Located on the beautiful Camel Estuary in Rock. Camel Ski offers a range of activities for all ages from inflatable rides, wake boarding, paddle boarding, wake surfing, kayaking and water skiing. They offer lessons for all ages to learn to water-ski or wake board. Male and female changing facilities are available with access to hot showers, along with all the equipment you will need provided. There is also a small après Ski café on site.

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Ranked 99th best course in the world by Golf Digest magazine, and 15th in England by Golf World, St Enodoc Golf Club has a reputation as one of the finest links golf courses in the South West of England, with its undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots and the added bonus of beautiful sea and estuary views. The club sits on the North Cornwall coast overlooking the Camel Estuary with Padstow on the far side, and it has two courses; the Church Championship course, and the shorter Holywell course which is ideal for those wanting slightly less of a challenge but which still features some typical links terrain. The club has a bar, lounge and dining room available, and green fees start at £45 for the Church course and £25 for the Holywell course in the low season.

Serving fantastic treats, enjoy a delicious drink or snack beachside. 

THE PIG -at Harlyn Bay has far-reaching sea views, oodles of quirks and stacks of original features. Just a short stroll from Harlyn and Constantine Bay beaches, with an obsessive commitment to home grown produce and a serious love of all-things local, well worth a visit. 

The Pig, Harlyn, Padstow PL28 8SQ. Tel: 03452259494

The Pig at Harlyn is located in one of Cornwall’s most historic houses, dating back to the 15^th Century. This chain of hotels is famous for its unique and sustainable approach to food, with a commitment to home grown produce and all things local. Their 25-mile menu is designed to support local farmers and producers who supply anything that can’t be grown on site. When the sun is shining, sit at the outdoor dining terrace and dig into delicious fresh seafood at The Lobster Shed, serving food from 12 noon (bookings are weather dependent). Dogs are welcome around the grounds and if you book a table at The Lobster Shed.

The Pig at Harlyn Bay, Harlyn Bay, Padstow, PL28 8SQ (T: 0345 225 9494) 

Conveniently placed a few miles from Padstow and near some great beaches, the Farmers Arms is a great choice for a drink or meal after a fun packed day out.  Here you’ll find a friendly public bar and restaurant and the kids will be kept happy in a new children’s play area.  The restaurant serves a menu full of well cooked pub classics along with a carvery every Sunday.

The Farmers Arms, St Merryn, Padstow PL28 8NP (T: 01841 520303)

Quality locally source food paired with world class wines and super friendly service make this a great choice for a meal out with friends or family.  Regular live music nights add to the atmosphere.

Rafferty’s Café & Wine Bar, St Merryn, Padstow PL28 8NA (T: 01841 531112)

With a reputation as one of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall, Constantine Bay beach offers a long stretch of pale sands and top quality waves. Signs warn of strong undercurrents and hidden rocks so it is warned to take caution when swimming. There is rock pools to the left and sand dunes to the right and gentle headland walks in either direction. The beach is accessed via a short sloping path from the carpark and dogs are allowed all year round.

At low tide, Constantine connects with its sister beach, Booby’s Bay. The beach takes it intriguing name form the ‘Booby’ seabird which can be found in the area. This beach is accessed by climbing down over rocks or walking across from Constantine at low tide, it is a wide sandy beach with many rock pools and is a great surfing spot. The waters can be quite dangerous so extreme caution is advised and surfing may be suitable for experienced surfers only. There are some stunning walks around Booby’s bay including a coastal path to Trevose head and the beach is dog friendly all year round.