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Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between the Fal and Helford rivers, Maenporth ticks all the boxes for an unforgettable seaside holiday.

Wooded slopes lead down to a sheltered sandy beach. With soft, golden sand perfect for sandcastles and clear, shallow waters, Maenporth beach is popular with families all year round. There are rock pools to explore and a great beachside café selling everything from ice creams, teas and coffees to fresh crab sandwiches. If one beach just isn’t enough, Falmouth’s Gyllyngvase beach and pretty Swanpool cove are both within two miles.

Holidays in Maenporth can be as action-packed or relaxing as you wish. Whilst you can enjoy tranquil beach days soaking up the beautiful views, you can also try your hand at a whole host of water sports. From Maenporth beach you can hire kayaks and paddleboards and explore the stunning coastline by water, or you can take the plunge and learn to dive with Seaways Diving School - the sheltered waters make it ideal for beginners.

The South West Coast Path runs through Maenporth offering stunning walks in every direction, so don’t forget to pack your trainers. Walk for two miles to reach the vibrant harbour town of Falmouth or head in the opposite direction to reach Helford Passage and its brilliant waterside pub, discovering hidden coves along the way.

You don’t have to travel far for good food, as Maenporth is home to an award-winning restaurant, The Cove. Set on the edge of the beach, it has a large terrace where you can enjoy an alfresco lunch or post dog walk coffee whilst enjoying the uninterrupted views of Falmouth Bay. For dinner, tuck into their delicious a la carte menu in the Glassroom restaurant, which, as its name suggests, makes the most of its impressive outlook.

Only two miles from Maenporth is Falmouth - home to the third largest deep-water harbour in the world! Here you’ll find endless things to do and places to eat. Explore the historic ramparts of Pendennis Castle, discover Falmouth’s vibrant history in the National Maritime Museum or browse the town’s many art galleries and boutique shops.

A holiday in Maenporth places you right on the stunning south Cornish coast, with Falmouth, the Helford River and beautiful beaches on your doorstep.

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Holidays in Maenporth

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Maenporth is the perfect place to enjoy lazy days relaxing on the beautiful beach, whilst also being a convenient base from which to explore Falmouth, the Helford River and Cornwall’s south west coast.

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Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between the Fal and Helford rivers, Maenporth ticks all the boxes for an unforgettable seaside holiday.

Wooded slopes lead down to a sheltered sandy beach. With soft, golden sand perfect for sandcastles and clear, shallow waters, Maenporth beach is popular with families all year round. There are rock pools to explore and a great beachside café selling everything from ice creams, teas and coffees to fresh crab sandwiches. If one beach just isn’t enough, Falmouth’s Gyllyngvase beach and pretty Swanpool cove are both within two miles.

Holidays in Maenporth can be as action-packed or relaxing as you wish. Whilst you can enjoy tranquil beach days soaking up the beautiful views, you can also try your hand at a whole host of water sports. From Maenporth beach you can hire kayaks and paddleboards and explore the stunning coastline by water, or you can take the plunge and learn to dive with Seaways Diving School - the sheltered waters make it ideal for beginners.

The South West Coast Path runs through Maenporth offering stunning walks in every direction, so don’t forget to pack your trainers. Walk for two miles to reach the vibrant harbour town of Falmouth or head in the opposite direction to reach Helford Passage and its brilliant waterside pub, discovering hidden coves along the way.

You don’t have to travel far for good food, as Maenporth is home to an award-winning restaurant, The Cove. Set on the edge of the beach, it has a large terrace where you can enjoy an alfresco lunch or post dog walk coffee whilst enjoying the uninterrupted views of Falmouth Bay. For dinner, tuck into their delicious a la carte menu in the Glassroom restaurant, which, as its name suggests, makes the most of its impressive outlook.

Only two miles from Maenporth is Falmouth - home to the third largest deep-water harbour in the world! Here you’ll find endless things to do and places to eat. Explore the historic ramparts of Pendennis Castle, discover Falmouth’s vibrant history in the National Maritime Museum or browse the town’s many art galleries and boutique shops.

A holiday in Maenporth places you right on the stunning south Cornish coast, with Falmouth, the Helford River and beautiful beaches on your doorstep.


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Falmouth Surf School & Watersports
(Less than a mile)

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Falmouth Surf School offer adult surf lessons and hire along with transport on the ‘Surf Bus’ to Cornwall’s best surfing beaches.  From their base at Maenporth Beach they also offer  SUP boarding, SUP Yoga and Kayaking hire and tuition, and can deliver equipment direct to your holiday cottage. 

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Really helpful chaps and reasonably priced hire

August 2023


Fantastic surfing experience. They were extremely helpful and wanted you to get the most out of the time.

June 2022


Brilliant experience

July 2021


Excellent hire from the guys. Paddle boards and kayaks hired with buoyancy aids at very good prices. Great fun by all.

July 2021


Nays Yoga
(Less than a mile)

Friendly SUP yoga classes at Maenporth Beach with experienced teacher Nay.  Run from 1st August.

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Mawnan Craft Centre
(Less than a mile)

An authentic, centuries old smithy which has been restored as a working forge, offering you the chance to watch a skilled blacksmith, sign-writer, silversmith and furniture maker as they work and browse their unique, hand-crafted products. There’s also an exhibition where you can learn all about the history of Mawnan Smith and the restoration of its smithy.

Mawnan Craft Centre, Carwinion Road, Mawnan Smith, Nr Falmouth TR11 5JF

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Falmouth Golf Club
(2 miles)

A par 72 golfcourse which winds its way along Cornish cliff tops with stunning views across Falmouth Bay.  The facilities cater for all levels of golfer, and visitors are made to feel very welcome both on the course and in the friendly clubhouse. 

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Glendurgan Garden
(2 miles)

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Run by the National Trust, Glendurgan Gardens span over three valleys, filled with sub-tropical plants, exotic flowers and bright blooms. The peaceful gardens lead down to the unspoilt beachside hamlet of Durgan. Here you can take a rest and enjoy the stunning views of the Helford River, treat yourself to an ice cream, build sandcastles and watch the wildlife on the water. Glendurgan Garden offer a great day out for the entire family thanks to its impressive maze and Giant’s Stride rope swing, shop and teahouse, which serves traditional Cornish cream teas, light lunches and Children’s meals.

Glendurgan Garden, Mawnan Smith, Nr Falmouth TR115JZ (T: 01326 252020)

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No dogs allowed

September 2023


We would love to visit Glendurgan, but cannot do so until they become dog-friendly. In contrast, Trebah gardens nearby allow dogs and they do not appear to cause any problems.

May 2023


Brilliant place run by the National Trust - rhodos,etc were finished so do book your holiday for end of April, spring Bank holiday if its spring flowering stuff you want to see -

May 2022


Beautiful gardens. Enjoyable walk down the gully to the village and beach. Then the steep walk back! Lovely sub tropical plants, nice cafe at the top

May 2022


Beautiful gardens with lovely cafe and second hand bookshop.

October 2021


Gardens have been kept lovely but unfortunately there were staff shortages so long queues for food or ice cream. There were no plants to buy this year but that is hardly surprising. The staff all worked very hard to make the visit pleasant. They deserve a medal!

September 2021

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