Walk - Kynance Cove & Lizard Village
2.9 miles (4.7 km)
Kynance Cove car park - TR12 7PJ Kynance Cove car park
Easy - Some rough paths and some steep ascent, with a little scrambling over rocks on the beach.
A gentle stroll from Kynance to Lizard village, whose festive air is matched by full facilities. Returning through the rare Cornish heath above Kynance Cove, the walk visits one of Britain’s most spectacular coves, where the red and green serpentine rocks are as beautifully carved and polished by the sea as the Victorian stoneware once produced by the Poltesco factory just around the coast. From Tor Balk, to the west of the beach, there are spectacular views down over Kynance's island trio: Asparagus Island (where wild asparagus grows), Gull Rock and the pointed mitre of The Bishop. The beach is best visited on a falling tide - and take care not to get cut off if you visit Asparagus Island.

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.

The Top House Inn
Mainland Britain’s most southerly Inn- The Top House Inn is unique. En-suite rooms in an adjoining building are contemporary in style and offer guests a touch of luxury.

Haelarcher Farmhouse

Penarvor Cottage

Penmenner House Bed & Breakfast

Housel Bay Hotel
Trerise Farm Campsite
Spacious peaceful campsite set over several fields, café Café and shop on site; friendly farm animals to fuss, dog friendly

Parkdean Resorts Sea Acres Holiday Park
Stunning cliff top location just a stroll away from Kennack Sands and the Path.

Parkdean Resorts Lizard Point Holiday Park

Silversands Holiday Park

Wavecrest Café ~ Lizard Point
Wavecrest Café has panoramic sea views overlooking Lizard Point, the most southerly tip of mainland Britain. Dogs welcome & super-fast broadband for customers.
