Although Coverack is a small, unspoilt fishing village there is plenty going on.  Why not....?

• Sample one of the many flavours of ice-cream from the Loft or Mill Shop
• Buy a crabbing line from the Seine Loft and fish for crabs off the harbour walls
• Try your hand at wind-surfing or kayaking with Robin and Chris
• Book a Sunday roast lunch at the Paris Hotel
• Enjoy a cooked breakfast, with local ingredients, from the Harbour Lights Cafe
• Relax with a hot coffee and slice of cake at the Village Stores or the Loft
• Take-away fish and chips from the Lifeboat restaurant and watching the fishing boats unload
• Follow the pisky trail around the village
• Visit the Terence Coventry Sculpture Park
• Spoil yourself with a cream tea at The Bay Hotel
• Watch a film, show or local artists' work at the Lambeage Hall
• ...and don't forget your postcards from The Mill Shop

Want to discover more?  There's plenty more at the Coverack Village website

Note: The amount of sand on Coverack and Mears beach is unpredictable and dependent upon the winter storms!

• Flambards; if you feel the urge to visit a theme park (20 mins)
• St Ives; for its narrow cobbled streets (45 mins)
• Gweek Seal sanctuary; ideal for a grey day (20 mins)
• Falmouth; for its maritime heritage and shops (40 mins)
• The Minack Theatre; watch any show at this stunning open air theatre (75 minutes)
• St Michael's Mount; huge beach, interesting house and gardens (40 mins)
• Trebah Gardens and Glendurgan Gardens; Lovely gardens both with mazes which descend to a beach (40 mins)
• Land's End: Don't, just don't!