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Key Features
- Property code: 267
- Preferred changeover day: Saturday
- Check in: 5pm
- Check out: 10am
- Bathrooms
- Near beach
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Tumble dryer
- Village
- Washing machine
- Waterside
Description
Located less then a five-minute walk to the harbour Tittle Tattle is perfectly placed to enjoy a relaxing break away in the heart of Penzance. With panoramic sea views across Mounts Bay through a tall Gothic window, this charming split-level ground floor apartment is one of four converted from the original 19th century Bell Tower, standing to one side of the oldest street in the attractive seaside town of Penzance.
With a couple of nautical pubs steeped in history just a short stroll away, the town of Penzance has an extensive range of shops, restaurants & cafes to enjoy with a selection of beaches, Cornish villages and many other local attractions close by.
The nearby promenade in Penzance stretches along the shoreline from the busy harbour around to the fishing village of Newlyn providing a lovely 1.5 mile level walk and onwards to Mousehole, and there are daily ferry services nearby operating to the Isles of Scilly. Cornwall's celebrated art deco lido on Penzance's promenade is the perfect place for all ages to swim safely in fresh salt water.
Mounts Bay, St Michaels Mount and The Minack Theatre at Porthcurno all a short drive are a must on your visit to this part of Cornwall. You won't be short of things to do or see and have a great base to return to after an activity filled day out.
Key Features
- Property code: 267
- Preferred changeover day: Saturday
- Check in: 5pm
- Check out: 10am
- Bathrooms
- Near beach
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Tumble dryer
- Village
- Washing machine
- Waterside
Description
Located less then a five-minute walk to the harbour Tittle Tattle is perfectly placed to enjoy a relaxing break away in the heart of Penzance. With panoramic sea views across Mounts Bay through a tall Gothic window, this charming split-level ground floor apartment is one of four converted from the original 19th century Bell Tower, standing to one side of the oldest street in the attractive seaside town of Penzance.
With a couple of nautical pubs steeped in history just a short stroll away, the town of Penzance has an extensive range of shops, restaurants & cafes to enjoy with a selection of beaches, Cornish villages and many other local attractions close by.
The nearby promenade in Penzance stretches along the shoreline from the busy harbour around to the fishing village of Newlyn providing a lovely 1.5 mile level walk and onwards to Mousehole, and there are daily ferry services nearby operating to the Isles of Scilly. Cornwall's celebrated art deco lido on Penzance's promenade is the perfect place for all ages to swim safely in fresh salt water.
Mounts Bay, St Michaels Mount and The Minack Theatre at Porthcurno all a short drive are a must on your visit to this part of Cornwall. You won't be short of things to do or see and have a great base to return to after an activity filled day out.
Entrance
The property is entered through a glazed front door set beneath a stone archway which leads directly into the open plan kitchen and a galleried hallway.
Living Area
From the raised hallway, three steps lead down to an attractive living room with the elevated ceiling complemented by soft wall up lighting. The comfortable seating area with television enjoys magnificent views across the harbour out over the bay through a high gothic picture window framed with floor length swag curtains.
Kitchen
Neatly fitted kitchen area with a terracotta tiled floor. Kitchen appliances include fridge with icebox, electric hob and oven, microwave and washer/dryer.
Bedroom 1
Double bedded room with built-in furniture
Ensuite
A small en-suite shower room W.C. with hand basin.
Heating
This property is efficiently heated via central heating.
The apartment has an outside area at the front with a bench seat where you can delight in all the sights and sounds of the sea and harbour with views of St Michaels Mount, there is a shared path over the font providing access to the front door of the other apartments.
Holidays in Penzance aren’t all about singing pirates and sea shanties. This lovely, unspoilt town offers visitors a glimpse into Cornish life, mixing attractions, beautiful beaches and a thriving real-life fishing port.
The town is probably best known for its proximity to the fairy-tale tidal island that is St Michael’s Mount. One of the UK’s most iconic seaside landmarks, it’s a ‘must-see’ day out on any Penzance holiday. Check the tide times to see when it’s safe to walk the narrow causeway, which is only accessible during low tide. Climb the rocky island pathway to the very top and explore the 12th-century fortress complete with a medieval church, castle, and gardens. Other notable attractions in and around Penzance include the amazing amphitheatre – the Minack Theatre, and Porthcurno Telegraph Museum. Nearby mines at Levant and Geevor make great days out, and Flambards theme park should definitely be on your list.
Don your walking boots and discover hidden bays, beautiful vistas, flora and fauna. Walkers will love Penzance’s proximity to the Granite Coast Walk and South West Coast Path. Boasting one of the mildest climates in the country, this part of Cornwall sees long sunny days for walking and relaxing on the beach. Family holidays in Penzance are all about keeping everyone entertained, and with so many fantastic beaches close by, you’ll be spoilt for choice! With youngsters in tow, try the shallow shores of Long Rock Beach and mix it up with days at the gloriously sandy stretches of beach at Lamorna Cove, Praa Sands and Kenneggey. If time isn’t on your side but you fancy a quick dip without leaving the town centre, check out Jubilee Lido sitting in the rocks just south of the harbour. Reputed to be the largest in the UK, it’s an excellent example of art deco architecture and a popular spot for visitors and locals alike.
If you enjoy beautiful gardens, you’ll love a holiday in Penzance just to visit the subtropical and Mediterranean gardens in and around the town. These include Morrab, Trewidden and Trengwainton Gardens, and if you like sculptures and modern art, Tremenheere should be on your list.
Book a holiday in Penzance to try out some exciting water sports. Paddle boarding, sailing, windsurfing, scuba diving and canoeing are all popular with plenty of local providers. Get up close and personal to marine wildlife with boat tours from the harbour to see inquisitive seals and playful dolphins, basking sharks, puffins and if you’re lucky, a mighty whale. Back on dry land, your sea legs may fancy a walk, so head along the town’s promenade which dates from the 1840s for a stroll along the shoreline and views across the bay to St Michael’s Mount.
The town centre is focused around Chapel Street which is lined with wonderful galleries, treasure-filled independent shops and vintage finds. The town has some curiously fun and quirky historic pubs, adorned with figureheads, masts and remnants from shipwrecks. One even has an old smugglers’ tunnel leading to the harbour.
Visit the towns cafes, restaurants and pubs for good food, traditional Cornish music and lots of fun chatting to the locals. The pinnacle of Penzance’s events calendar is the ten-day midsummer Golowan Festival. It’s big, bright, noisy and very photogenic! Expect street performers, music, processions of colourful costumes and a full-on carnival atmosphere!
With so much to see and do, a holiday in Penzance credibly ticks all the boxes.
There is one designated car space in the adjoining parking area.
- This property welcomes one small dog only
- LOYALTY DISCOUNT available **Only 1 discount applies if other offers available**
- Cot and highchair not available
- This property accommodates a maximum of 2 people plus 1 infant
Bakehouse
(Less than a mile)
In a quiet location set back from the main street in a secluded courtyard full of fairy lights and palm trees you’ll find The Bakehouse restaurant. This unique family run restaurant has a Mediterranean feel with an ever changing seasonal menu using local meat, fish and shellfish. Family friendly with children’s options, dogs welcome too.
Bakehouse Restaurant, Chapel Street, Penzance 01736 331331
Blacks of Chapel Street
(Less than a mile)
Located in Chapel Street in the heart of town offering hearty brunches, light lunches, and three course evening meals alongside an excellent wine list, local beers, cocktails and a wide range of other drinks. Blacks pride themselves in supporting local producers which in turn allows their chefs to create an exciting seasonally varied menu from land and sea.
Blacks of Chapel Street, 12-13 Chapel Street. Penzance, Cornwall (T:01736 369729)
The Shore Penzance
(Less than a mile)
(1)
Upscale family run restaurant using the best quality and freshest fish from newlyn market daily with emphasis on sustainability, quality and supporting the local fishermen. Dishes on the set tasting menu are bought to life with local vegetables and herbs from local farms to create dishes that are a celebration of Cornwall.
The Shore 13-14 Alverton St, Penzance TR18 2QP (T: 01736 362444)
A delightful spot run by an owner-chef clearly devoted to his craft. The food was sublime in a nice intimate setting in the town's centre. I can't recommend it highly enough.
April 2023
Victoria Inn - Perranuthnoe
(Less than a mile)
Award winning pub near Marazion serving local ale, cider and locally sourced food.
Victoria Inn, Perranuthnoe, Penzance, Cornwall TR20 9NP Tel: 01736 710309
Duke Street Cafe
(2 miles)
(1)
A friendly family run café in the heart of Newlyn, proudly using Cornish produce. Pop in for a hearty breakfast, delicious lunch or afternoon cream tea or slice of home made cake .
Duke Street Cafe, 6 Duke Street, Newlyn, Cornwall (T:01736 368000)
This friendly cafe offers a menu of well cooked, high quality food. There is always a cheery ambience and service is great.
March 2023
Jubilee Pool
(Less than a mile)
(2)
First opened in 1935, the Jubilee Pool was created as a celebration of King George V’s Silver Jubilee. The pool is the largest and most celebrated sea pool in the UK, built into a triangular shape it withstands the ferocity of the Cornish seas while still being a very pleasant environment to bathe in. It contains about 5 million litres of sea water and no mechanical filtration and minimal chemical treatment making it a natural sea water bathing experience. The quality of the water is carefully maintained and water is replaced regullary, timed carefully with the outgoing and incoming tides. A wristband needs to be purchased to swim in the pool, adults are £5, under 16s are £3.50, and under 4s go free.
Click here for further details.
Visiting the geothermal pool is a wonderful experience and far warmer than imagined. It was worth the chill of changing and dressing. The environment is clean and well maintained in spite of its age, which only adds to the ambience, The warmth of the cafe is a pleasure after a swim and it offers high quality food and friendly service.
March 2023
Amazing! Make sure you get the combo ticket for maximum enjoyment, but make sure you go into the cold pool first!
April 2022
Jubilee Pool
(Less than a mile)
The UK’s largest sea water lido and geothermally heated pool plus a fantastic café serving great food with some of the best views in Penzance !
Click here for further information
Cornwall's Great Escapes
(2 miles)
Get your kids off their phones and gadgets for a while and experience Cornwall’s ultimate escape room. For 60 minutes you will be locked in a room and will have to communicate with each other using your problem solving skills and intuition to escape. Although not for geniuses it is a brain teaser. Will you have what it takes to escape?
Click here for further details.
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
(2 miles)
The beautiful sheltered valley of Tremenheere is the perfect setting for a large-scale exotic and sub-tropical planting. Interwoven amongst the woods, streams and planting is an evolving programme of contemporary artwork that harmonises with the landscape. With fantastic views of St Michael's Mount in the distance, it’s a great place to lose yourself, disconnect from the outside world and connect with both art and nature. Have a picnic on one of the grassy areas or visit Tremenheere Kitchen for a great taste of Cornish seafood, meat dishes and interesting veggie and vegan options. Dogs on leads are also welcome.
Click here for further details.
St Michael's Mount
(3 miles)
(1)
The magical rocky island of St Michaels Mount crowned by a medieval church and castle has been beguiling visitors for centuries. Whatever your age there’s lots to see and do here from exploring the subtropical gardens and fairy tale castle, to discovering the history and legend surrounding this beautiful National Trust property.
Click here for further details
Amazing. The gardens in particular, which were breathtaking!
April 2022
Long Rock Beach
(2 miles)
Mousehole Beach and Harbour
(3 miles)
(7)
Mousehole is a delightful village. Beautiful scenery and walks, with some interesting shops and places to eat and drink. We ate very well at The Mousehole Deli and Kitchen on the seafront, which has an interesting menu, good coffee, and lovely staff. Bought great gifts at the weekly Craft Market too. Parking in Mousehole is quite limited!
November 2023
absolutely lovely fishing village, well worth a walk round, so relaxing having a walk around here !!
September 2023
We loved Mousehole! It has real character and we could walk there from our cottage. We swam there twice and the water was wonderful. We also enjoyed pasties, coffee and cake in the village. We would definitely go back there again.
September 2023
Beautiful, quaint Mousehole, one of our favourite places. Had a lovely stroll around the harbour and village and visited most of the gift shops. Sat for a while in the lovely harbour, so peaceful and quiet.
July 2023
This beach is not dog friendly at any time
August 2022
Amazing beautiful harbour village , clean and friendly. Will visit again
August 2022
Great place to watch the world go by. Not brave enough to join the locals jumping from the harbour walls into the water but looked great fun at high tide.
August 2022
Marazion Beach
(3 miles)
(1)
Just opposite the famous landmark of St Michael’s Mount lies Marazion Beach. Relax and take in the atmosphere in the Cornish sunshine, walk to St Michael’s Mount at low tide along the granite causeway, watch kite surfers zoom up and down the length of the beach or try out paddle boarding or sailing. With many rock pools to explore and facilities for sailing and windsurfing lessons there is always something to do on Marazion beach. Dogs are welcome expect between 1 May and end of September when a seasonal dog ban is in place.
Visited three times in early March, ideal parking on seafront, beautiful views, level walking, plenty going on including kite surfing and wind surfing. Jordans take away excellent. Public toilets nearby.
March 2022
Lamorna Cove
(4 miles)
(2)
lovely little cove, but watch out for the Parking rules !!
September 2023
Walked to Lamorna Cove from Castallack - it was a very nice walk on a lovely and sunny Sunday morning. The cove was very quiet and peaceful, not many visitors around. We sat and enjoyed the view and had an ice-cream from the local cafe; the staff in the cafe were so friendly and very helpful, nothing was too much trouble.
July 2023
Carbis Bay Beach
(7 miles)
Carbis Bay is a northeast facing beach that rarely has any surf, making it an ideal spot for families and toddlers to paddle and swim in the calmer waters. At around a mile long, the golden sands of Carbis Bay are surrounded by sub-tropical plants and turquoise waters which might just have you thinking you’re somewhere much further south! Dogs are banned on the beach between Easter and 30 September.
January 2024
We did enjoy our stay and thought the flat had great character. It’s in a good location and we could watch the storms over the sea and occasionally even saw some sunshine! We ate at the Admiral Benbow and Turk's Head. We visited the Penlee House gallery, Tate St Ives, St Michael's Mount, Mousehole and Botallack. Also did some coastal walks, although not as much as we had hoped due to the awful weather.
November 2023
We loved it! Location was superb and the view was perfect. We recommend The Dolphin Tavern and The Turk’s Head for lovely pub food - both within a few minutes walk.
October 2023
Thanks for the stay. A good base and with bus and train close to hand. We walked around Land's End, across the ancient Penwith Moors, visited St Ives and its Sloop Inn, Hayle with its golden sands.
October 2023
We enjoyed our stay in the heart of Penzance with a lovely view over Mount Bay.
September 2023
We had a lovely stay
September 2023
Perfect weather perfect location
September 2022
We always do.TT is welcoming, not all "chrome and glass" like many places. It suits us! The view over the harbour is wonderful and we love to hear Scillonian leave every day.
May 2022
Really enjoyed the stay in this very convenient cottage. The flowers, milk and cream tea on arrival were much appreciated. Ability to change heating times would have been useful.
August 2021
The property is ideal for 2 people. Very comfy. Fantastic view over to the harbour and sea with St Michael's Mount in the distance. It's in a nice part of the town. The Admiral Benbow pub became our local. A fascinating place filled with salvage items acquired by the previous owner who would deep sea dive shipwrecks from around 1983. The church a bit further down on the opposite side of road has a big graveyard area all overgrown and very old interesting headstones. Was ideal for a dog walk.
July 2021
The Tittle Tattle was central to mostly what we wanted. Beautiful quiet village with to entertain any age. The restaurants and cafes took time opening in a morning though. Sometimes cafes only opened Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. If you own a car Tittle Tattle has its own car park space which is well needed as so busy around Penzance. Plus is have own car can venture out to other Cornwall places.
January 2024
We did enjoy our stay and thought the flat had great character. It’s in a good location and we could watch the storms over the sea and occasionally even saw some sunshine! We ate at the Admiral Benbow and Turk's Head. We visited the Penlee House gallery, Tate St Ives, St Michael's Mount, Mousehole and Botallack. Also did some coastal walks, although not as much as we had hoped due to the awful weather.
November 2023
We loved it! Location was superb and the view was perfect. We recommend The Dolphin Tavern and The Turk’s Head for lovely pub food - both within a few minutes walk.
October 2023
Thanks for the stay. A good base and with bus and train close to hand. We walked around Land's End, across the ancient Penwith Moors, visited St Ives and its Sloop Inn, Hayle with its golden sands.
October 2023
We enjoyed our stay in the heart of Penzance with a lovely view over Mount Bay.
September 2023
We had a lovely stay
September 2023
Perfect weather perfect location
September 2022
We always do.TT is welcoming, not all "chrome and glass" like many places. It suits us! The view over the harbour is wonderful and we love to hear Scillonian leave every day.
May 2022
Really enjoyed the stay in this very convenient cottage. The flowers, milk and cream tea on arrival were much appreciated. Ability to change heating times would have been useful.
August 2021
The property is ideal for 2 people. Very comfy. Fantastic view over to the harbour and sea with St Michael's Mount in the distance. It's in a nice part of the town. The Admiral Benbow pub became our local. A fascinating place filled with salvage items acquired by the previous owner who would deep sea dive shipwrecks from around 1983. The church a bit further down on the opposite side of road has a big graveyard area all overgrown and very old interesting headstones. Was ideal for a dog walk.
July 2021
The Tittle Tattle was central to mostly what we wanted. Beautiful quiet village with to entertain any age. The restaurants and cafes took time opening in a morning though. Sometimes cafes only opened Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. If you own a car Tittle Tattle has its own car park space which is well needed as so busy around Penzance. Plus is have own car can venture out to other Cornwall places.
Bakehouse
(Less than a mile)
In a quiet location set back from the main street in a secluded courtyard full of fairy lights and palm trees you’ll find The Bakehouse restaurant. This unique family run restaurant has a Mediterranean feel with an ever changing seasonal menu using local meat, fish and shellfish. Family friendly with children’s options, dogs welcome too.
Bakehouse Restaurant, Chapel Street, Penzance 01736 331331
Blacks of Chapel Street
(Less than a mile)
Located in Chapel Street in the heart of town offering hearty brunches, light lunches, and three course evening meals alongside an excellent wine list, local beers, cocktails and a wide range of other drinks. Blacks pride themselves in supporting local producers which in turn allows their chefs to create an exciting seasonally varied menu from land and sea.
Blacks of Chapel Street, 12-13 Chapel Street. Penzance, Cornwall (T:01736 369729)
The Shore Penzance
(Less than a mile)
(1)
Upscale family run restaurant using the best quality and freshest fish from newlyn market daily with emphasis on sustainability, quality and supporting the local fishermen. Dishes on the set tasting menu are bought to life with local vegetables and herbs from local farms to create dishes that are a celebration of Cornwall.
The Shore 13-14 Alverton St, Penzance TR18 2QP (T: 01736 362444)
A delightful spot run by an owner-chef clearly devoted to his craft. The food was sublime in a nice intimate setting in the town's centre. I can't recommend it highly enough.
April 2023
Victoria Inn - Perranuthnoe
(Less than a mile)
Award winning pub near Marazion serving local ale, cider and locally sourced food.
Victoria Inn, Perranuthnoe, Penzance, Cornwall TR20 9NP Tel: 01736 710309
Duke Street Cafe
(2 miles)
(1)
A friendly family run café in the heart of Newlyn, proudly using Cornish produce. Pop in for a hearty breakfast, delicious lunch or afternoon cream tea or slice of home made cake .
Duke Street Cafe, 6 Duke Street, Newlyn, Cornwall (T:01736 368000)
This friendly cafe offers a menu of well cooked, high quality food. There is always a cheery ambience and service is great.
March 2023
Jubilee Pool
(Less than a mile)
(2)
First opened in 1935, the Jubilee Pool was created as a celebration of King George V’s Silver Jubilee. The pool is the largest and most celebrated sea pool in the UK, built into a triangular shape it withstands the ferocity of the Cornish seas while still being a very pleasant environment to bathe in. It contains about 5 million litres of sea water and no mechanical filtration and minimal chemical treatment making it a natural sea water bathing experience. The quality of the water is carefully maintained and water is replaced regullary, timed carefully with the outgoing and incoming tides. A wristband needs to be purchased to swim in the pool, adults are £5, under 16s are £3.50, and under 4s go free.
Click here for further details.
Visiting the geothermal pool is a wonderful experience and far warmer than imagined. It was worth the chill of changing and dressing. The environment is clean and well maintained in spite of its age, which only adds to the ambience, The warmth of the cafe is a pleasure after a swim and it offers high quality food and friendly service.
March 2023
Amazing! Make sure you get the combo ticket for maximum enjoyment, but make sure you go into the cold pool first!
April 2022
Jubilee Pool
(Less than a mile)
The UK’s largest sea water lido and geothermally heated pool plus a fantastic café serving great food with some of the best views in Penzance !
Click here for further information
Cornwall's Great Escapes
(2 miles)
Get your kids off their phones and gadgets for a while and experience Cornwall’s ultimate escape room. For 60 minutes you will be locked in a room and will have to communicate with each other using your problem solving skills and intuition to escape. Although not for geniuses it is a brain teaser. Will you have what it takes to escape?
Click here for further details.
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
(2 miles)
The beautiful sheltered valley of Tremenheere is the perfect setting for a large-scale exotic and sub-tropical planting. Interwoven amongst the woods, streams and planting is an evolving programme of contemporary artwork that harmonises with the landscape. With fantastic views of St Michael's Mount in the distance, it’s a great place to lose yourself, disconnect from the outside world and connect with both art and nature. Have a picnic on one of the grassy areas or visit Tremenheere Kitchen for a great taste of Cornish seafood, meat dishes and interesting veggie and vegan options. Dogs on leads are also welcome.
Click here for further details.
St Michael's Mount
(3 miles)
(1)
The magical rocky island of St Michaels Mount crowned by a medieval church and castle has been beguiling visitors for centuries. Whatever your age there’s lots to see and do here from exploring the subtropical gardens and fairy tale castle, to discovering the history and legend surrounding this beautiful National Trust property.
Click here for further details
Amazing. The gardens in particular, which were breathtaking!
April 2022
Long Rock Beach
(2 miles)
Mousehole Beach and Harbour
(3 miles)
(7)
Mousehole is a delightful village. Beautiful scenery and walks, with some interesting shops and places to eat and drink. We ate very well at The Mousehole Deli and Kitchen on the seafront, which has an interesting menu, good coffee, and lovely staff. Bought great gifts at the weekly Craft Market too. Parking in Mousehole is quite limited!
November 2023
absolutely lovely fishing village, well worth a walk round, so relaxing having a walk around here !!
September 2023
We loved Mousehole! It has real character and we could walk there from our cottage. We swam there twice and the water was wonderful. We also enjoyed pasties, coffee and cake in the village. We would definitely go back there again.
September 2023
Beautiful, quaint Mousehole, one of our favourite places. Had a lovely stroll around the harbour and village and visited most of the gift shops. Sat for a while in the lovely harbour, so peaceful and quiet.
July 2023
This beach is not dog friendly at any time
August 2022
Amazing beautiful harbour village , clean and friendly. Will visit again
August 2022
Great place to watch the world go by. Not brave enough to join the locals jumping from the harbour walls into the water but looked great fun at high tide.
August 2022
Marazion Beach
(3 miles)
(1)
Just opposite the famous landmark of St Michael’s Mount lies Marazion Beach. Relax and take in the atmosphere in the Cornish sunshine, walk to St Michael’s Mount at low tide along the granite causeway, watch kite surfers zoom up and down the length of the beach or try out paddle boarding or sailing. With many rock pools to explore and facilities for sailing and windsurfing lessons there is always something to do on Marazion beach. Dogs are welcome expect between 1 May and end of September when a seasonal dog ban is in place.
Visited three times in early March, ideal parking on seafront, beautiful views, level walking, plenty going on including kite surfing and wind surfing. Jordans take away excellent. Public toilets nearby.
March 2022
Lamorna Cove
(4 miles)
(2)
lovely little cove, but watch out for the Parking rules !!
September 2023
Walked to Lamorna Cove from Castallack - it was a very nice walk on a lovely and sunny Sunday morning. The cove was very quiet and peaceful, not many visitors around. We sat and enjoyed the view and had an ice-cream from the local cafe; the staff in the cafe were so friendly and very helpful, nothing was too much trouble.
July 2023
Carbis Bay Beach
(7 miles)
Carbis Bay is a northeast facing beach that rarely has any surf, making it an ideal spot for families and toddlers to paddle and swim in the calmer waters. At around a mile long, the golden sands of Carbis Bay are surrounded by sub-tropical plants and turquoise waters which might just have you thinking you’re somewhere much further south! Dogs are banned on the beach between Easter and 30 September.
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