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Picture hidden coves, wind-lashed headlands and pretty resorts like something lost in time and it’s easy to see why holidays in Mawgan Porth tick all the boxes for relaxation, peace and bracing sea air. Jutting straight out into the Atlantic, this part of the north Cornwall coast faces the full might of the ocean. During the winter, gales howl, sending huge waves crashing against the cliffs. But step out on the right day on to the beach at Mawgan Porth and you’ll be mesmerised by the colour of the sea and brilliance of the sand.

Just a few minutes’ walk from your holiday home, the west-facing golden sands are protected by headlands on either side. A small stream runs down one side. Surf lessons are to hand with several surf schools based at the beach. Alternatively, bring a bodyboard and just have fun under your own steam. Lifeguards are also on duty at peak times for peace of mind. When the sea is calm, there are also several dive sites in the Mawgan Porth area, including some dramatic shipwrecks to explore. Just across the road from the beach is a parade of shops where beach goods, snacks and a bistro can be found.

If you follow the river inland along the Vale of Lanherne you’ll arrive at the pretty village of St Mawgan with its quaint buildings, Japanese garden, ancient ford, antiques shop and lovely tea-room and pub.

Lying on the South West Coast Path, Mawgan Porth is surrounded by plenty of walks with stunning views. Watergate Bay and Newquay can be found to the south and the spectacular rock stacks at Bedruthan Steps and the wild Trevose Head lie to the north – a dramatic beauty spot, with three distinctive pointed slate stacks jutting out along the beach. For a Cornish cream tea with a view, stop at the lovely Carnewas Tearooms.

A series of beautiful bays and beaches – Porthcothan, Treyarnon, Watergate, Harlyn, Constantine and family-friendly Porth – are all within easy reach. Cornwall’s famous foodie town of Padstow is just a little further on, where several of Rick Stein's seafood eateries are located.

Whether you want energising walks along the cliffs, beachcombing at low tide or to venture into the breakers, a holiday in Mawgan Porth is the perfect place.

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Picture hidden coves, wind-lashed headlands and pretty resorts like something lost in time and it’s easy to see why holidays in Mawgan Porth tick all the boxes for relaxation, peace and bracing sea air. Jutting straight out into the Atlantic, this part of the north Cornwall coast faces the full might of the ocean. During the winter, gales howl, sending huge waves crashing against the cliffs. But step out on the right day on to the beach at Mawgan Porth and you’ll be mesmerised by the colour of the sea and brilliance of the sand.

Just a few minutes’ walk from your holiday home, the west-facing golden sands are protected by headlands on either side. A small stream runs down one side. Surf lessons are to hand with several surf schools based at the beach. Alternatively, bring a bodyboard and just have fun under your own steam. Lifeguards are also on duty at peak times for peace of mind. When the sea is calm, there are also several dive sites in the Mawgan Porth area, including some dramatic shipwrecks to explore. Just across the road from the beach is a parade of shops where beach goods, snacks and a bistro can be found.

If you follow the river inland along the Vale of Lanherne you’ll arrive at the pretty village of St Mawgan with its quaint buildings, Japanese garden, ancient ford, antiques shop and lovely tea-room and pub.

Lying on the South West Coast Path, Mawgan Porth is surrounded by plenty of walks with stunning views. Watergate Bay and Newquay can be found to the south and the spectacular rock stacks at Bedruthan Steps and the wild Trevose Head lie to the north – a dramatic beauty spot, with three distinctive pointed slate stacks jutting out along the beach. For a Cornish cream tea with a view, stop at the lovely Carnewas Tearooms.

A series of beautiful bays and beaches – Porthcothan, Treyarnon, Watergate, Harlyn, Constantine and family-friendly Porth – are all within easy reach. Cornwall’s famous foodie town of Padstow is just a little further on, where several of Rick Stein's seafood eateries are located.

Whether you want energising walks along the cliffs, beachcombing at low tide or to venture into the breakers, a holiday in Mawgan Porth is the perfect place.


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South West Coast Path, Cornwall
South West Coast Path, Cornwall
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Meandering around the South West coast of England is a whopping 630 miles of incredible scenery, ripe for exploring on a dedicated footpath. As the longest National Trail in the UK, the South West Coast Path runs from Minehead in Somerset, along the Devon and Cornwall coast, and all the way to Poole Harbour in Dorset. Sections of the path make for delightful afternoon strolls, or you can be more adventurous and head out on a longer mission. It’s a wonderful way to explore the heritage, wildlife, geology and scenery in Cornwall and the South West, bringing you up close and personal with the natural beauty of the area.

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Walking the coast path is the main reason we come to Cornwall. You can access the path directly from Dolphins Leap to Bedruthan Steps and beyond in one direction and Watergate Bay and beyond in the other direction. Boscastle to Tintagel is a wonderful walk.

April 2023


Tarquin's Gin Tour
(4 miles)

If you’re into your Gin you will love this intimate behind the scenes tour at the famous Tarquin’s Cornish Gin Distillery. Learn all about how Tarquin’s first began , the unique botanicals used and the particular characteristics they bring to each mix. Then see the special process behind their production and finally discover the core gin range through a tutored tasting perfectly paired with a mixer. Additional optional experiences include waxing your own bottle where you can take home your very own ‘one-of-a-kind’ personal bottle. Over 18 only.

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Atlantis - Newquay Fishing Trips
(4 miles)

On a 32ft offshore charter vessel called The Atlantis, this Newquay based company offers fishing trips on the beautiful Cornish coast.  Aboard you will find a large wheelhouse and comfy seating area as well as tea and coffee facilities, cold drinks and a toilet.    Licensed for 12 passengers at a time, they also have a second boat if you’re looking to bring a larger group, and staff are extremely accommodating.  They offer a variety of trips from a two-hour mackerel bash to a sunset session, shark fishing, fishing and jet skiing, and a full day exploring the local reefs and wrecks.

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Newquay Zoo
(5 miles)

In 13 acres, Newquay Zoo is an opportunity to meet more than 130 different species from around the world, explore different exhibits and habitats, learn, and support conservation projects.  There’s a Kids Zone and games, and a number of cafes and restaurants providing ethically sourced food, as well as space for picnics throughout the park.  You can visit at any time of the year, and tickets start at £13.60 for adults, but do remember that it’s one of the largest, not-for-profit charities in Cornwall, with all money going directly back into the zoo and its conservation projects.

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Blue Reef Aquarium
(5 miles)

Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay is a wonderful attraction for families, particularly on rainy days.  Dedicated to education, conservation and the creatures it holds dear, they have over 40 naturally themed habitats which take you on a journey from the Cornish waters to exotic seas and bring you face to face with freshwater turtles, jellyfish and puffer fish.  A favourite feature is the aquarium’s ocean tank, where an underwater tunnel offers magical views of the giant Loggerhead turtle, reef sharks and shoals of colourful fish as well.  Parking is available on St Georges Road Car Park (TR7 1JS) or Manor Road Car Park (TR7 1RA) .

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