Nice little tea room / coffee shop with upstairs area for gallery exhibitions. Art was good,…read moresaffron bun was heated from freezer and not up to expectations. Worth popping in if you are walking along the coastal path, and there is a really lovely beach nearby down the cliffs (but watch out for the bits of sharp shipwreck)

didnt get into the schoolhouse itself， but the public path beside the building is stunning .read more

This si a wonderful primary school that I had the privilidge to send my youngest daughter to. The…read moreHead Teacher, Mr May, is a wonderful man who knows all the characterisics of all his pupils and runs a wonderful school with wonderful staff. The special needs department is truly focused on achieving what is best for the child. I cannot state how much this School means to my daughter and how her education has flourished under the care of Mr May.

would not send my child here as i think most children thrive in a larger environment plus its…read morebetter for there social and interactive skills as this is a very very small school.

Building is perfectly laid out to meets the needs of the children for the ages it caters for staff…read moreare friendly and all up to date on all the training.

indian queens pre school is located in a reasonably new building in the recreation centre. the…read morestaff are mainly an exerience bunch but are willing to embrace new learning methods to help the children to prosper. there is a park nearby whuch the group utilises to its best.

Just spent a week at crantock beach & our two girls had surfing lessons everyday Monday to Friday…read more Although not quite ready to star on Hawaii 5O they gained the basics of how to become confident surfers. The instructors where very good & gave continuous hints & tips during the lessons. The girls had a great time & would recommend it as a school to try for complete beginners or semi skilled alike. We would like to thank Rob the proprietor & JC the primary instructor for there assistance. On the last day my wife & son did the canoe trip up the river Gannel they also had a great time. All equipment for what ever activity is provided & is in good condition. Check out the Facebook page for pictures & video.

What a find - a beautiful beach, friendly hosts, and the best fish and chips in the World! Just a…read moreshort stroll down a hill from the picturesque village of Crantock, you'll find a car park (handy if you don't fancy the walk) and the Crantock Beach Cafe. The owners, Simon & Amanda are a friendly pair - especially if you're up for some footie banter! Simon's fish and chips are fab - beautiful fresh fish in the lightest batter, with scrumptious real chips, and not a spot of grease in sight. You can even take along a bottle of your favourite tipple if you fancy making an evening of it! There are plenty of snacks on offer during the day - just the thing to keep you going during a day on the beach - You can also buy all sorts of beach parafernalia to keep you & the kids kitted out and amused. Just around the headland from Newquay's Fistral bay, Crantock is a real hidden gem, and is now our favourite part of Cornwall

I was really impressed with the Escape surf school. Not only are they accomodating, but the prices…read moreare really good - £25 for a 2.5 hour lesson including wetsuit and board hire is a pretty good deal, outside shower thrown in for free. As a complete beginner the determination to get back on the board was egged on by the three teachers as well as the distinct presence of the photographer on the beach. You can also get hostel and hotel accomodation and coasteering packages - just try it, you'll love it!

I can't say enough good things about this surf school. I have used them twice, once when eleven of…read moreus turned up wanting a sufr lesson that day when they fell over themselves to accomodate us, and once on a weekend break. The staff are great, very helpful in a chilled out sort of way. When we went along for the weekend they sent us a text message each day or the evening before letting us know what time the lesson would start the next day (as it varied depending what the waves were like). They have a great method of teaching which allows almost everyone to stand up on the board on their first lesson. They are also great at teaching more experienced surfers and I learnt loads from them. Finally, the best thing when you come out of the water is the nice warm hot tub waiting for you afterwards (I won't mention the cold shower between the water and the hot tub!!

This is a great little cafe type place to find. It is on top of the shopping centre at the…read moreWharfside in Penzance. Just opposite the main town car park, close to the bus and railway station. It is manned by experienced people, but also used as a training place for people with learning disabilities. These people help take orders, prepare and serve food. The food menu is fairly basic, offering toasted sandwiches, bacon and eggs, chips and so on. However, some of the food is home made and the quality is very good. Standard range of drinks, coffee, tea cappuccino and so on. Worth a visit for a break from shopping! Usually closes early though, about 2.30pm.