West Cornwall
Ennys Cornwall is a hidden retreat yet close to some of the most beautiful beaches and coastal walks in Cornwall
Land & Sea
Ennys encourages you to make the most of your time in Cornwall. Ideally situated between miles of sand and surf at Gwithian to the north and historic Marazion and St Michael’s Mount to the south, the area is rich in opportunities to have fun.
Picturesque harbours, dramatic coastline and flat sandy beaches offer a myriad of adventure sports. From fishing, sailing and surfing to horse riding, paddleboarding and coasteering – there’s something for everyone.
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The Eden Project
Botanical gardens housed in tropical biomes in a reclaimed china clay pit.
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Cornish Seal Sanctuary
Meet the seals and learn about the work of the Sanctuary.
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St Agnes Coastal Path
Discover Cornwall’s famous mining heritage.
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Miles of Golden Sands
Three miles of golden sands at Gwithian beach – only 10 minutes’ drive from Ennys.
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Gull Rock at Holywell Bay
A stunning beach with the distinguished Gull Rock, rolling dunes and Holy Well – visible only at low tide.
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Sunset Surfers
Surf the waves; whether you are experienced
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Explore the South West Coast path
Running round the north, south and west coasts of Cornwall, there are 100s of great walks with stunning views to suit all abilities.
Food & Wine
Sample local wines and spirits. Taste glorious dishes prepared from produce grown and nurtured with the planet and posterity firmly at the forefront.
Grab a coffee; stop for a long slow lunch; pick up the freshest fish; or sip a local botanical spirit … Cornwall is firmly on the map as an emerging Epicurean heaven.
There is a vast range of exciting chefs, restaurants, pop-ups and gastronomic residencies across the county and the West of Cornwall is no exception. To whet your appetite, we’ve selected a few places which are firm favourites, those which have hit the news, and some where it is definitely worth pushing that boat out.
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Food Festivals
Cornwall is renowned for its growing calendar of food festivals including St Ives, Porthleven, Falmouth Oyster and The Royal Cornwall Show.
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St Eia Wines, St Ives
A destination for wine lovers where you can enjoy a coffee, sip a glass of wine or buy a bottle to take away. Pre order also available, ready for your arrival at Ennys.
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The Gurnard’s Head, Zennor
Taking its name from the coastal outcrop, this distinctive inn glows umber across the Penwith plateau; a favourite for lunch or supper. Delicious menus, excellent wine list.
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Porthleven
Tipped as Cornwall’s up and coming food hotspot, there’s a whole cornucopia for the tasting … Origin Roastery, Kota, Kota Kai, the Mussel Shoal, Ship Inn, to name but a few.
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Local Cornish Produce
Local, organic and regenerative, Cornwall is brimming with fresh produce bursting with flavour and cultivated using methods that celebrate the natural environment & sustainability.
Places to discover
Laced with legend and interwoven with a powerful mining, maritime and horticultural narrative, Cornwall is a county with a wild beauty and a passionate past. For visitors, there is no shortage of discoveries to make.
From the great gardens of Cornwall to the south west coast path, there is an enduring passion for the landscape.
With a wealth of studios, museums and galleries, Cornwall is renowned as an artistic hub.
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Glendurgan Maze
One of the great gardens of Cornwall, famed for its laurel maze.
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Lost Gardens of Heligan
Following extensive restoration after their demise following WW1, the gardens at Heligan now flourish with Victorian productive gardens, pleasure grounds and 200 acres tropical landscape.
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Explore St Ives
With its narrow cobbled streets, bustling centre and fishing harbour, St Ives is also renowned as an artistic hub with the Tate Gallery, Barbara Hepworth Studio and Leach Pottery at its heart.
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St Michael’s Mount
Rich in legend and history, the ancient island castle and home of the St Aubyn family is just 8 minutes’ drive from Ennys.
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City of Truro
Cornwall’s great little city is a joy to visit with its towering cathedral, cobbled streets, independent merchants and flourishing indoor and outdoor markets.
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Minack Theatre
A vibrant open air theatre built into the rugged cliffs above Porthcurno nearly 100 years ago, enjoy a packed schedule for theatregoers & garden lovers.
