Book your next trip in North Cornwall and you’ll be treated to some of the county’s most spectacular sights and sought-after spots. As a long-established, local business, we know the best daytrips and outings to take during your stay. Here are our top five recommendations.  

Padstow

Just a short ferry over from Rock, Padstow is a charming fishing town with quaint harbour and plenty to shout about. Take a wander around this picture postcard town before ending up at Rick Stein’s tasty Seafood restaurant which serves a great choice of different locally sourced dishes.  After, head along to Padstow Sealife Safari in which you can get up close with an adorable collection of sea life, including dolphins, puffins, seals and the occasional whale all in their natural habitat. 

St Enodoc

For golfing enthusiasts, North Cornwall’s St Enodoc might just ring some bells. It’s home to St Enodoc golf course which is considered one of the best in the country – if not the world. Away from the green, there’s the 13th-century St Enodoc church with its slanted spire.   

Explore the Camel Trail & Estuary

No North Cornwall family break is complete without exploring the Camel Estuary. Either wait for low tide to uncover some of the revealed islands and inlets, or meander along the 18-mile Camel Trail by bike to admire some of the magnificent local scenery.  

You’ll also find celebrity chef Paul Ainsworth’s Mariners restaurant in the area. With breathtaking views of the estuary to soak up, you can relax and refuel in comfort.  

Taste Local Cornish Wine

Surging interest in Cornish wine has given rise to a big increase in vineyard visits and tours. Book your next North Cornwall holiday with The Point and you’ll be close to some of the most popular vineyards. Some of our favourites include Trevibban Mill, Camel Valley and Knightor Winery, but you can also spend a day visiting a selection by booking a tour with Cornish Wine Tours.  

Tintagel

A site steeped in myth and legend, Tintagel’s famous castle towers high above the North Cornish coast. A central figure in Arthurian legends and a major source of inspiration to artists and poets over the years, Tintagel has benefitted from improvements in recent years making it more accessible for all to enjoy. Away from the castle, there’s a great host of Arthurian-themed restaurants for a bite to eat. We’d recommend Ye Olde Malthouse Inn, King Arthur’s Arms Hotel or Charlie’s. 

Heading down for the holidays? Come and visit these and countless other beautiful treasures on a family-friendly break in North Cornwall. Take a look at our range of properties here and start planning your next break.