RECOMMENDATIONS  FOR GREAT FOOD

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FAT APPLES CAFE-  The Old Vineyard, Porthallow, St Keverne, Helston TR12 6QH.  Fat apples cafe is our favourite place to eat, the food is wonderful & is always made with care.  It's a family run business, very friendly.  We recommend it to all our guests.

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THE GROVE WELL BEING CAFE-The Grove, A394, Helston TR13 0RN

Sensational food, lovely atmosphere,  if you like organic & holistic then this is a lovely experience.

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THE GALLEON MULLION for FISH & CHIPS-Churchtown, Mullion, Helston TR12 7BZ The best Fish & Chips on the Lizard.

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THE GREENHOUSE  St Keverne

Modern Bistro.open thursday, friday, saturday. booking essential.

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THE HALZEPHRON-The Halzephron Inn
Helston
Cornwall
TR12 7QB Friendly atmosphere & Dog friendly.

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THE PANDORA INN- Restronguet Hill, Creek, Falmouth TR11 5ST

Wonderful location set on the waters edge, Great food, great for a special occasion or a summers afternoon on the pontoon over the water.

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ROSKILLYS FARM-Tregellast Barton Farm, St Keverne, Helston TR12 6NX

Great for family outings, organic farm, ice cream and stone fired pizza outside in the courtyard or inside by the fire.

look out for the summer live music evenings too.

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GEAR FARM for Pasties

Simply the nicest locally made Pasties.

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These are our favourite places to eat ;0)

GREAT PLACES TO VISIT

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THE LOST GARDENS OF HELLIGAN- B3273, Pentewan, Saint Austell PL26 6EN

THE EDEN PROJECT- Bodelva, Par PL24 2SG

THE MINACK THEATRE-The Minack Theatre, Porthcurno, Penzance TR19 6JU

THE SEAL SANCTUARY- Gweek TR12 6UG

ST MICHAEL'S MOUNT-

• St Michael's Mount

• Marazion,

• Cornwall,

• TR17 OHS

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KYNANCE COVE-

Kynance Cove

Helston TR12 7PJ

OUR BEACHES

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There are several beaches that you can walk to from Wych Elm.

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Lankidden Cove is the closest beach, this beach along with Downas Cove are only there at low tide.  They are a 20-40 minute walk away. 

directions-

-left out of carpark, take first right road, continue along the road until you come to a fotpath sign directing you right, follow the footpath through a large metal gate, follow the path to the next gate( you will see the sea)go through the gate and left, for Lankidden follow the coast path for about 200m then take the path down the cliff towards the sea, follow this until you come to a rope to help you on to the beach. 

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For Downas Cove just continue along the coast path without going down towards Lankidden, continue down towards a foot bridge at the foot of a big hill, if the tide is out , you will see the Beach.

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Both of these walks are a little challenging and require correct footwear. It's well worth the trek.