Planning your three day adventure in Cornwall

No self-respecting adventurer would miss out on the amazing beaches that Cornwall has to offer. And, staying at Lewinnick Lodge, you’ll be in for a treat from the get-go.  Head on out to the terrace and look across the bay. You’ll see one of Cornwall’s finest – Fistral beach. It should take no more that ten minutes to get there, but well worth the journey to kick off your tour.

Watergate Bay comes alive in May and June, and is the perfect spot to indulge in surfing or kayaking. The adrenaline junkie will find plenty to satisfy them for an afternoon or even a full three days. If all that splashing around is not your thing, and secluded coves and quieter spots are more you, we suggest Holywell Bay. With rolling dunes, rock pools and ever present lifeguards on duty, it’s the perfect location for families and the creation of your ultimate family sandcastle.

If you’re seeking a larger town and a spot of shopping then head east to the city of Truro. A bustling cathedral town alive with great shops, bars and restaurants. Home to Hall for Cornwall – the region’s national theatre, there’s always something exciting happening in May and June. For the history buff, no visit would be complete without a tour of the stunning Truro Cathedral or viaduct near Victoria Gardens.. For the more adventurous, we’d recommend a walk around the gorgeous St. Clement and Malpas. Five minute outside Truro, this woodland and waterside heaven is especially glorious in May and June.

PS Take the scenic route back and you could stop-over in our sister pub, The Plume of Feathers in Mitchell for an early dinner.