Padstow

Located on the North Cornwall coast, west of the Camel estuary, Padstow is a beautiful, working fishing port on the North Cornwall coast boasting the most picturesque harbour, coastline, unspoilt beaches and spectacular scenery. Its charm lies in its unique setting, nestling on the west side of the Camel Estuary, well sheltered with quaint individual houses, cottages and shops all surrounding the busy harbour which draws visitors like a magnet.

The harbour is definitely the main attraction in the town, fishing and pleasure boats are moored side by side, children fish for crabs from the slipway and plenty of cafes and restaurants overlook the water.
Don’t spend all your time at the harbour though, walk around the quaint corners and crooked byways of Padstow and you will find the historic parish Church, Prideaux Place, The Deer Park, several Inns, a choice of restaurants including the famous Seafood Restaurant, plus a variety of shops to potter about in.

The surrounding area is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty with lovely cliff and country walks plus a choice of several superb sandy beaches.

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