Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Porthtowan Beach

"A favourite for many and a short walk from our luxury cottages in St Ives, Porthmeor Beach Cafe has a variety of seafood cuisine available along with a variety of other local favourites. With the restaurant already booked throughout the summer taking advantage of a takeaway is the best opportunity to enjoy Porthmeor Beach Cafe's menu this summer."

"This casual all-day cafe in St Ives has won the hearts of both locals and tourists thanks to its cheery staff, simple but effective menu and guarantee of an ..."

"Hidden away on the beach of Porthgwidden is the smallest of the Porthminster collection of restaurants, but by no means does it not offer the same exceptional quality. Perfect for a bite to eat, a relaxing drink by the sea or a night out Porthgwidden is the closest restaurant to our luxury self catering accommodation, so what are you waiting for?. Image credits: Porthmeor Beach Cafe, Cornish Deli, Porthminster Beach Cafe, One Fish Street, Porthgwidden Beach Cafe."

"There’s no surprise here, Porthgwidden Beach is another special location for many. This small but sweet cove sits perfectly between Porthmeor and Bamaluz beach and, if you are in need of some serious vitamin sea whilst enjoying some wonderfully fresh sea food, Porthgwidden Beach Café is the spot for you!. If you’re sat in their outside area, you’ll be able to smell the fresh sea air from your very seat."

"Just around the corner from our luxury apartments this café is very popular with our guests. A relaxed beachside cafe with an outside terrace and great views across the Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Porthgwidden Beach Café specialises in Mediterranean and Asian seafood."

"Location: https://www.rickstein.com/eat-with-us/fistral/Visit Website. Rick Stein Fistral is a casual and laidback eatery, the perfect place to chill out on your Newquay stag weekend!. Not only does this traditional eatery serve up the classic Cornwall staple of fish and chips each day, but there’s also a load of curry dishes on offer, what more choice could you want?!"

"Most Brits will have heard of Rick Stein, the TV chef who made his name from his gourmet seafood recipes. He owns a number of restaurants in Cornwall and they are all amazing. Lucky for you, one of these can be found looking right over Fistral beach and it’s definitely worth visiting for your seafood fix."

"Rick Stein Fistral is casual and laid-back where you’ll find Rick’s famous fish & chips on the menu as well as flavours from India and the Far East."

"Porthminster Beach image by John Stratford licensed under CC2.0. What’s to love: So many of St Ives’ beaches could be described as picturesque, but Porthminster should probably take the crown, thanks to its white sands, crystal blue waters, palm trees and view of Godrevy Lighthouse. The mild climate, calm waters, selection of great facilities, and proximity to St Ives town centre make it an extremely popular beach, particularly with families."

"Retaining the 1930's feel, the beach has a putting green and chalets and is well protected by the town and piers. The beach has cafes at each end and boasts one of St Ives' most popular restaurants where you can enjoy a fine meal overlooking the beach. Porthminster Beach has been awarded a Blue Flag and Seaside Award for 2018."

"Porthminster Beach is slightly further away from the centre of St Ives and is right by the railway station. From St Ives harbour, you can easily see the colourful beach huts on Porthminster Beach. That’s because it’s directly opposite the harbour!"

"Two miles from St Agnes is one of Cornwall's most beautiful coves, Chapel Porth, a wild, rocky beach framed by steep, gorse-covered cliffs, owned by the National Trust. Above the cove is the ruined engine stack of Wheal Coates, which still boasts its chimney and winding house, from where the coast path winds all the way to the blustery outcrop of St Agnes Head. It's a panorama that graces many a postcard – don't forget your camera."

"It's a bit of a drive from Falmouth but this gorgeous kitchen garden near Constantine is well worth the detour. Rescued from dilapidation by its current owners, it's been renovated by volunteers into a delightful working garden modelled on the French 'potager'. Highlights include the 30m greenhouse and the super veggie cafe, which is very popular with lunching locals at weekends (mains £6 to £10). There's always a good selection of plants for sale, too."

"One of these activities is The Lost Gardens of Heligan – the most popular botanical gardens in the UK. For the small entrance fee, you can wander around 200 acres of gardens in many different styles, and even visit the iconic sculptures: The Giant’s Head, Mud Maid and Grey Lady."

"So many different flavours my current favourites are Lemon & Seaweed / Toffee Vodka & White Chocolate. 06/01/2021: Always visit when in Charlestown. Best place for take away hot chocolates, pasty’s, ice creams and more."

"A favourite amongst students and locals alike, The Meat Counter is the home to affordable, delicious food and local beers that are sure to make even the pickiest of eaters happy. It’s a dream for all meat–lovers but despite the name, has amazing vegetarian and vegan options too. The ingredients are locally sourced as well, so you know that you’ll be getting something quality."

"The burger The Big Smoke was superbly cooked with delicious smoky flavour. Meat was juicy and can tasted the beefy gorgeousness!. My chicken burger too was sure."

"Small is beautiful, as this cosy deli-diner ably demonstrates. Charcuterie, tarts, salads and quiches fill the counter cabinets, and there's a super array of premium consumables for sale. It's especially good for..."

"The Courtyard Deli sells fresh cheese, charcuterie, cakes and savoury treats. They are also open every day for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea."

"It has to be said, Beacon Coffee is my favourite coffee shop of all time. I spent so much time here that the owners actually remembered my order every time I went in. You won’t meet a friendlier pair than co-owners Sam and Alex."

"We’re spilling the coffee beans on the best quirky shops and characterful cafés in Falmouth to enjoy a warming cup of Joe. These are our five favourite places to get your caffeine fix around town."

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"We take them back for an afternoon tea at the apartment or on Killacourt. The cafe upstairs has pasties, toasties and jacket potatoes if you want to eat in. Just round the corner on Bank St."

"Award-winning Falmouth Art Gallery is one of the leading galleries in the South West. Family friendly with free admission, it has changing displays of some of the best of British art and a shop with affordable gifts from Cornwall's leading ceramicists, printmakers and jewellers. Falmouth Art Gallery runs a lively exhibitions programme featuring a wide range of work as well as changing displays of paintings from its nationally important art collection."

"The Falmouth Art Gallery collection includes masterpieces by Thomas Gainsborough and Henry Scott Tuke. The gallery also has an impressive photography collection including work by Lee Miller."