| | Lombard
House Hotel provides Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Penzance Cornwall.
Most rooms have a sea view across the Penzance Promenade extending and across
Mounts Bay. The accommodation is superior to other small Hotels and Guest
houses in the Penzance area. | |
| | Marazion Beach has stunning views
of St Michael’s Mount and is home to a vast expanse of golden sand that stretches
out from the small fishing village of Marazion to the busy harbor town of Penzance.
With wide-open water and beautiful beaches, you can take part in a wide range
of beach activities including windsurfing, jet skiing, surfing swimming or just
relax and sunbathe. |
Botallack Tin Mine can be seen from the Coastal
Footpath as it winds it's way along the coastline. The coastal footpath of Cornwall
can give you access and views of some of the most famous of industrial relics
in the whole of the duchy.
Splendid views of such famous mines as Geevor,
Levant, Wheal Owles, Boswedden, Balleswidden and, Botallack can be viewed and
photographed from almost every turn. | | |
| | Some visitors arriving at the Minack
Theatre for the first time, imagine it was built by the Romans. The Roman
invaders never in fact ventured this far west.
From 1931 until she died in
1983 the Minack Theatre was planned, built and financed by one determined woman
- Rowena Cade. "Minack" in Cornish means a rocky place. The black headed
crag below the theatre has always been a landmark for local fishermen who saw
the Minack evolve in the 1930’s. |
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