Seagrass

Portscatho is a pretty village with both charm and character. Visit the local village store or the pub for a bite to eat, pick up fresh pastried and a warm cuppa from the coffee shop that enjoys wonderful sea vistas. The Boathouse is worth a visit for their home-cooked fresh food during the summer season and enjoy pizza a the Tavola Italian bar or take it home to Seagrass and enjoy.

Sheltered shallow waters and rockpools are just waiting to be explored at the local beaches and coves, hire a kayak or paddle board and enjoy this beautiful coastline from the water, there are miles of shoreline to explore. Bring your walking shoes and head along the coast path which runs right through the village giving walkers easy access in either direction. Porthcurnick beach is worth a visit as is the Hidden Hut, one of the area's best kept secrets, just make sure you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

The desirable village of St Mawes is only a short drive away, here you will find a wide selection of places ot eat and drink alongside lovely local shops to explore. Take away fish and chips or an evening of fine dining, whatever your fancy, you can find it locally alongside fresh local produce to take home and cook at your leisure. Alternativley, perhaps catch the seasonal passenger ferry to the maritime town of Falmouth with an aray of local shops and a renowned museum. If you fancy going slightly further afield, the Eden Project makes for an intriguing day out or perhaps The Lost Gardens of Heligan, lost in time since WWI. Whereever you decide to visit, Seagrass makes for the perfect Cornish base.