Penzance Hotel Accommodation

Perched on Cornwall's cliffs, the Minack Theatre stages dramatic performances against the Atlantic Ocean backdrop. Bring cushions for comfort on stone seats and dress in layers for unpredictable coastal weather.

Turquoise waters lap against powdery white sand at this Mediterranean-like beach tucked between dramatic cliffs. Combine your visit with a show at the Minack Theatre carved directly into the clifftop above.

Stand at the westernmost point of mainland Britain where dramatic cliffs meet the Atlantic Ocean. Capture the perfect sunset photo here, then explore coastal paths for breathtaking sea views.

Golden sands meet Atlantic swells at this surfer's paradise just steps from Land's End. Swim between the lifeguard flags—strong currents make these crystal waters as powerful as they are beautiful.

Stand at the spot where Atlantic currents divide at one of Britain's only two capes. The 19th-century chimney stack atop this rugged headland offers breathtaking views of the ocean and Brisons Rocks.

This tiny harbour beach reveals golden sand at low tide, nestled within one of Cornwall's most charming fishing villages. Time your visit around the tides to enjoy the calm, protected waters perfect for families.

This secluded cove once inspired a colony of famous artists with its turquoise waters and dramatic granite cliffs. Bring water shoes to explore the rocky shoreline and tidal pools that appear when the tide retreats.

Tremenheere Sculpture Garden is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from central Ludgvan, why not stop by during your stay? Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to National Dahlia Collection and Marazion Marsh, both nearby.