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Explore West Cornwall when staying at Chy ryb Connerton

We have listed things to do such as places to visit and see. These are shown as suggestions only. In all cases we would suggest clicking on the links to obtain visitor information and contacting the places to confirm their details are up to date.

Hayle Towans and Gwithian Beaches

These wonderful and expansive sandy beaches are located less than 3 miles miles away which are firm favourites with windsurfers, surfers and kite-surfers as well as beach lovers. There is so much space on them and combined they stretch over 3 miles along St Ives Bay. Conveniently there are cafés near to the Gwithian Towans car park.

During the late spring and summer  months the beach is covered lifeguards.

Dogs are allowed all year round on the larger Hayle Towans beach, and on Gwithian Beach there are restrictions only  in July and August between 10am and 6pm.

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St. Ives

The really best way to visit this famous town of artists’ colonies, museums and galleries is to take the scenic coastal train (from St Erth). The views of the coast from the train are stunning.

Trains to St Ives

Places to Visit When The Weather Permits

Godrevy


The spacious and gloriously sandy Hayle Towans beach

Beaches


Chun Quoit in West Cornwall

Ancient Sites in Cornwall


Flamingoes at Paradise Park in Hayle
Photo: Paradise Park

Paradise Park


Walking towards Towanroath shaft at Wheal Coates near St Agnes in Cornwall
©National Trust/Hilary Daniel

Wheal Coates tin mining walk


A view of the Laburnum Arch in flower at Trewidden Gardennear Penzance in Cornwall
Photo: Trewidden House and Gardens

Trewidden House & Gardens


St Michael’s Mount

With history in each room and new discoveries waiting around every corner, why not visit St. Michael’s Mount. The mount is accessible by either the causeway (when the tide is out) or by boat (when the tide is in). We advise checking their website for details and to book a visit.

Please note that the owners of the Mount (St Aubyn Estates) no longer allow dogs onto the Mount or the Causeway.

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©National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole
©National Trust Images/Marianne Majerus

Places to Visit Inside

Hayle Heritage Centre


Pendennis Castle


Geevor Tin Mine


Truro Cathedral


A view of the boat hall at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth showing the exhibits of various types of boat

National Maritime Museum Cornwall


Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery


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07974 886176

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Chy Ryb Connerton, Connor Downs, Hayle. TR27 5DT

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