Walk - Porthleven to The Lizard
13.4 miles (21.6 km)
Porthleven The Lizard
Moderate - Moderate
This stretch of the South West Coast Path is, without a doubt, unique and exceptionally beautiful. The path is fairly level and easy beyond Porthleven, but then becomes narrow in places with some steep ascents and descents.
There is a special sense of wildness and isolation on the Peninsula, notably along Mullion and Predannack Cliffs which are part of the Lizard National Nature Reserve. Here rare heathers and wildflowers grow, adding to the colour and drama of the spectacular views. It is no surprise that the white sand and turquoise sea of Kynance Cove has been recognised as being part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the seas are particularly dramatic at high tide, and even more so on a windy day.
The Lizard Peninsula is also known for its banks of pink and yellow flowered Hottentot Fig and its serpentine granite, which is a dark green rock veined with red and white, and, of course, the symbol of Cornwall: the chough.

Berepper Barns
Berepper Barns is a stones throw from the stunning coastal path on the Lizard. We have a 1 & 2 bedroom cottage in Gunwalloe, a peaceful village with a great pub.

The Old Bakery B&B
The Old Bakery was built around 1935 & is situated on the edge of the village. It is only 2 minutes walk to the village centre. The Coast Path and a number of beaches are within walking distance.

Little Pentire in The Lizard
Little Pentire is our cute Shepherds Hut, with ensuite facilities, situated in our large rear garden, and just a minutes walk from in heart of The Lizard Village.

Haelarcher Farmhouse

Penmenner House Bed & Breakfast

Housel Bay Hotel

Housel Bay Hotel Restaurant
