Perran’s Barn (1727)

Land's End Flying School (2.3 miles)
If flying a kite doesn’t do it for you…

Trengwainton Gardens (2.3 miles)
The enormous tree ferns here get you feeling all ‘Jurassic Park’.

Men-an-Tol (2.8 miles)
Start on the moors outside Penzance at this ancient monument for views of all three coasts. In olden days children with rickets were passed naked through the stones to be cured. Make your way to the Merry Maidens stone circle and then Ding Dong Mine engine house.

St Just (2.9 miles)
There’s a distinctly ‘frontier’ feel about St Just; clinging to the edge of the country and the first to catch any weather heading our way, the village has a cheerful ‘we’re all in this together’ atmosphere.

The Star Inn (2.9 miles)
Charm, character, good food and an occasional sing song in St Just.

Newlyn Art Gallery (3.0 miles)
Contemporary art housed in a beautiful building.

Pizza Patio (3.0 miles)

Jelberts Ices (3.0 miles)
Jelberts has resisted the temptation to expand and remains a one-off, niche product - probably the nearest thing to homemade ice cream that you can buy in Cornwall. Based in Newlyn, it grew out of a dairy business run by Jim Glover's grandfather before the Second World War, which delivered local milk and other dairy products in and around the town. Relish Jelberts' ice cream while you can: Jim Glover may be the last generation to run this business. Open Easter - October.

The Seafood Cafe (3.0 miles)
Family-run fish restaurant offering shellfish platters, fish pies, mussels, bisques and more. Don't miss the daily specials of fish from the market at Newlyn. Simple cooking in an open kitchen, 20 covers therefore booking is advisable.