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Tips van locals
Daniel
January 30, 2020
Padstow Harbour is undoubtedly the strongest attraction in the town and visitors find themselves drawn to it like a magnet. Fishing and pleasure craft rock side-by-side on their moorings, children fish for crabs from the harbour wall, quayside inns and cafes overlook the calm water. There are seats all around the harbour and because there’s always something going on and it’s such a restful and interesting place it’s a favourite spot for both locals and visitors. But the town and its harbour is just the first step in getting to know the area. Walk or cycle the Camel Trail toward Wadebridge, take a stroll along the estuary footpath toward one of several sandy beaches or take the ferry across the river to Rock. There’s something for everyone and for all tastes in Padstow and the surrounding area. The natural beauty of the area – its rugged coastlines, sweeping sandy beaches, quiet coves and fabulous walks, is probably its main attraction. But there is much more to do and see. At the centre of all activity is the harbour. Brass band concerts are held regularly, visiting entertainers often perform on the quayside, fishing and pleasure trips depart from there and much social activity is conducted from the harbourside pubs and cafes, and of course the famous Rick Steins fabulous restaurants. Treat yourself to a wreck, reef or bottom fishing trip or a fun-for-all-the family mackerel trip out in the bay. Or try a high powered speedboat trip or more leisurely cruise aboard the Jubilee Queen for a trip along the fabulous coastline. And if dry land is more your scene there’s the National Lobster Hatchery where you can discover the fascinating world of lobsters and their environment. Then there’s the Padstow Town Museum where you can step back in time and discover the history of Padstow through its Obby Oss, Railway and Lifeboat displays. The Museum is open from Easter to the end of October and is run by volunteers.
Padstow Harbour is undoubtedly the strongest attraction in the town and visitors find themselves drawn to it like a magnet. Fishing and pleasure craft rock side-by-side on their moorings, children fish for crabs from the harbour wall, quayside inns and cafes overlook the calm water. There are seats…
Kim
August 23, 2022
The foodie heart of Cornwall as well as a lovely fishing port on the river camel.
Philippa
May 19, 2022
Padstow is a lovely little harbour town with lots of different options for eating. small cafe's pop up's at the end of the camal cycle trail. There appears to be more and more Gin bars!!! Tarquins have a make your own Gin school here which you would need to book on. Padstow itself can get very busy. we would normally head over late afternoon or early morning for a potter. lots to do though if you wanted to spend all day and make use of the park and ride which operates in peak season.
Padstow is a lovely little harbour town with lots of different options for eating. small cafe's pop up's at the end of the camal cycle trail. There appears to be more and more Gin bars!!! Tarquins have a make your own Gin school here which you would need to book on. Padstow itself can get very busy…
Brian
September 5, 2021
Rick Stein’s famous restaurant and famous harbour. You can get the ferry to Rock from here
Martin & Sharon
January 28, 2021
Famed for Rick Steins foody empire, Paul Ainsworth Michelin starred restaurant, ferry to Rock, National Lobster Hatchery, Camel trail cycle trail to Wadebridge lovely and flat, chic boutiques and a very good local museum.
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Padstow, England