Nestled on the rugged North Cornwall Coast, Perranporth is best-known for its spectacular beach landscapes of golden sand and rolling surf. Perranporth is home to stunning coastal walks and seafront gardens, along with excellent museums, waterfront golf courses and country pubs serving Cornish produce.
Things to do in Perranporth
Soak up the sunshine at Perranporth Beach, where you can spend an afternoon surfing, snorkeling, sailing, swimming or strolling along the golden sand. When you’ve worked up an appetite, head to The Watering Hole, dubbed the “United Kingdom’s only bar on the beach”.
Sample some of the local produce at Healey’s Cornish Cyder Farm, located in the heart of the Cornish countryside. You can enjoy free tastings, meet friendly farm animals and take a tractor ride through the orchards. Unwind with a pint of cider or enjoy homemade Cornish cream tea in the quaint Tea Room.
Perfect your golf swing at Perranporth Golf Club, one of the best places in Perranporth to admire North Cornwall’s dramatic Atlantic coastline. In addition to its enchanting views across Perran Bay, you’ll find a challenging course with twists and turns, including seven blind drives.
Travelling with the kids? Take them to Holywell Bay Fun Park to spend a fun-filled day playing on bouncy castles and enjoying 20 rides and attractions. Take a spin on the F1 Go Karts, make a splash on the Blaster Boats and ride the Pirate Train. Treat yourself at the on-site ice cream parlour and enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Getting around Perranporth
The most convenient way to get around Perranporth is by car, while buses are also available. The nearest train station is in Newquay and Plymouth is a one-hour drive away.