Padstow, North Cornwall

Famous for Rick Steins acclaimed restaurant, Padstow offers everything anyone looking for a traditional Cornwall holiday could wish for. Narrow streets leading down to a working harbour present the picture-postcard effect for real as you visit one of the many resident craft shops or indulge in some glorious local food in any one of the town’s brilliant pubs or restaurants. 

Set on the north coast of Cornwall, charming Padstow’s proximity to a number of delightful beaches means it’s an ideal spot to find yourself a bed and breakfast or hotel from which to base your Cornwall holiday.

With family friendly beaches as well as surfing paradises just a short trip away, Padstow gives people the opportunity to do whatever they please whilst on a holiday in Cornwall. The small harbour is filled will boats that offer visitors the chance to go fishing or just tour the picturesque coast, whilst the Camel Trail, of which Padstow is the last point, gives walkers and cyclists a great chance to explore the coastline by foot or by bike.

Padstow museum offers a look back into the history of this wonderful place, while if you’re looking for even more history you can take your time to wander through the lovely rooms and gardens of Prideaux Place. With such a delightful charming setting, Padstow provides a wonderful location for anyone after a great break by the sea.