Sara's Cottage
Carrine Farm
Kea
Truro
Cornwall
TR3 6EB
Gyllyngvase Beach
On the south coast and is one of the most popular beaches in Falmouth. Licensed restaurant and café on site. Good for watersports. Dogs welcome except Easter to October.
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Chapel Porth Beach
A unique National Trust owned beach and café rich in heritage and legend.
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Perranporth beach and The Watering Hole
Three miles of golden sands and dunes with sea as far as the eye can see. The beach houses the only bar on the beach in the UK. Dog friendly.
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Bissoe Bike Trail
Cycle from the cottage down to the trail or hire a bike and cycle the coast to coast pathways. A short cycle to Devoran to enjoy lunch on the creek.
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Caerhays Castle
One of the finest places to see Rhododendrons, Magnolias and Camellias sheltered in a beautiful valley overlooking Porthluney Cove and the Atlantic Ocean. March - June.
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Lanhydrock
Magnificent late Victorian National Trust house with gardens and woodland estate. Open most of the year. Dogs welcome.
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Trewithen
Trewithen has nearly 30 acres of woodland gardens and 200 acres of surrounding parkland. Full of hidden areas, magnificent flora and fauna and stunning countryside views. Used twice for Rosamund Pilcher films.
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Trebah
A sub-tropical paradise with a stunning coastal backdrop. Trebah offers visitors a year round experience set in a magical valley garden with over four miles of footpaths.
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The Lost Gardens of Heligan
One of the most mysterious and romantic estates owned by the Tremayne family for more than 400 years. Lost and overgrown for decades as a result of WW1.
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Trelissick Gardens
National Trust owned welcoming gardens and house with stunning maritime views and lovely woodland walks. Dogs permitted in the woodlands.
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Truro Golf Club
An 18 hole, par 67 parkland course established in 1937. Golf lessons with PGA professional available. A mature course set in a superb landscape which includes a putting green.
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Truro Cathedral
Cornwall's cathedral set in the heart of Truro. One of the most iconic buildings of Cornwall with three spires, amazing architecture and stained glass windows. Free entry.
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Boscawen Park
Located alongside Truro river containing a children's natural play area with swings, slides, climbing equipment, sandpits, sporting facilities and floral bedding displays. Dogs welcome on leads. includes a river walk.
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Royal Cornwall Museum
Explore thousands of historical objects from Cornwall and the rest of the world. The museum also houses one of the county's finest art collections.
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The Longstore
Lively restaurant and wine bar. Serving food beautiful food created from the finest Cornish ingredients.
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Mannings
A vibrant cosmopolitan restaurant with 2 AA Rosette award based in the heart of Truro. Delicious food and generous portions.
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Tabbs restaurant
Elegant fine dining with 2 AA Rosette award.
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The Royal Oak
Friendly and welcoming pub half way between Truro and Falmouth serving lovely home-cooked food and real ale. Dog friendly.
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The Old Quay Inn
A long established pub situated in a beautiful spot at the head of Restronguet Creek. Adjacent to the coast to coast cycle and walking trail. Dogs welcome.
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Punch Bowl and Ladle
A pretty, thatched traditional pub and restaurant serving a classic pub menu. Featured in the Michelin Guide. Dogs welcome.
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Helford River Boats
The 1000-year-old Helford Ferry Crossing lies on the hiker’s trail of the South West Coastal Path and provides boat, kayak and SUP hire, marine services and Cornish river tours.
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Llama Land
Nestled in the hills just three miles form Truro lies a conservation farm offering Llama walking around beautiful scenery. In spring see the mothers and babies.
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Enterprise Boats
Sails up to six times daily between Truro and the maritime port of Falmouth. Calling at the beautiful National Trust House and Gardens. Enjoy an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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King Harry Ferry
Established in 1888, the magical crossing of the river Fal connects Feock and Truro with the beautiful Roseland Peninsula and St Mawes.
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Eden Project
Top eco visitor attraction featuring huge Biomes nestling in a crater and housing a rainforest. The Biomes are the backdrop to stunning plants, contemporary gardens and summer concerts.
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