Walk - St Ives Bay Hotel - Lelant to St Ives Walk
4.5 miles (7.2 km)
Lelant Railway Station St Ives Railway Station
Moderate - There is not too much ascent or descent but the path can be exposed to sea winds so wear appropriate clothing.
A walk to blow away the cobwebs, travelling alongside the railway line high above St Ives Bay, through an area rich in ancient history, from Stone Age times to the nineteenth century, when lookouts watched out for the pilchard shoals arriving in the bay. A good walk in spring, when the Hayle Estuary is alive with migrant birds coming and going and resident species such as oystercatchers, plovers and godwits are moving through the RSPB reserve. Porthkidney is also noted for rare wildflowers. Celtic saints left their legacy, and medieval pilgrims walked here too, past holy places marked with stone crosses.

The Painters Cottage Bed and Breakfast

Cohort St Ives

Ayr Holiday Park
We offer luxury holiday caravans, s/c apartments, touring & camping pitches with amazing views and facilities. Less than half a mile from beaches, town centre & harbour. Town centre 10 minute walk from the park or a short bus/taxi ride.

Carnelloe Farm
Panoramic sea and sky views at Carnelloe a very cosy granite home, slps 6, wood burner & comfortable sofa, Chairs, 3 bedrooms, 12 acres of pastural farm land, 2 bathrooms

Trevalgan Touring Park

Loggans Lodge
Loggans Lodge has 3 en-suite bedrooms equipped with Tea/Coffee facilities, fridge, TV, safe, hairdryer. Close to bars, restaurants, take-aways and a supermarket

Hope Farm Holidays
Eco campsite situated 1 mile from the coast. Peaceful, quiet, compost toilets, solar showers, ideal for walkers