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Must-Visit Places When You Stay On The North Coast

Heading down to Cornwall soon and want some local tips on places to visit? This month we delve into our favourite spots on the North Coast – all hand picked just for you…

First up is the absolutely marvellous Fee’s in Rock and Port Isaac. Selling delicious lunches and dinners, great cakes and coffee, plus the most amazing homemade ready meals – handy for when you’re on a self catering break!

A person in an apron holding a stack of boxed meals.
Sunset over a beach with a small trailer building labelled "Saunas by the Sea."

If there’s anywhere we’d love to be today, it’s on a beach feeling invigorated after a Saunas by the Sea session. With wellness at the core of sauna culture, they have well and truly created an authentic experience by the Cornish sea!

If you’re looking for somewhere to eat, it has to be Strong Adolfo’s in Hawksfield, Wadebridge. Open 8:30am – 2pm daily, serving up the most mouth watering breakfasts and lunches for lucky visitors.

Two bowls of food on a rustic wooden table.
A gym interior with rowing machines, ropes, rings, and stacked boxes.

Want to keep fit during your stay in Cornwall? CrossFit Onen in Wadebridge is a new crossfit box welcoming drop-in’s for anyone wanting to keep active!

Family friendly, dog friendly and an all-round perfect place to visit for a day out near Padstow – we LOVE Trevisker Garden Centre and its yummy Trevisker’s Kitchen!

Dogs are welcome and there’s even a vets on site, you can stop off for a shopping spree and finish with a beautiful meal or drinks in their cafe.

Indoor plant nursery with a wooden display filled with green plants and hanging pots
A tin mine on a cliff by the shore


Time to step outside – why not enjoy a stroll along the coast and out the abandoned tin mines around stunning St. Agnes? The whole of the north coast is breathtaking with it’s coves, caves, bays and waves, but there’s something special seeing the old chimneys.

Surfside Polzeath is a tiki style rum bar and restaurant which is a truly unique venue nestled into the cliffs at the back of the beach in Polzeath. With incredible drinks and food on offer over 3 floors, with panoramic views of the bay, we love weekends spent here whilst listening to live music or their resident DJ set. Give them a visit!

A beachside cafe with wooden tables, wicker chairs, and woven pendant lights