B&B Net Ref No. CLB001
Bed and breakfast on the Lizard, Cornwall
Near village of Church Cove

This great Bed and Breakfast on the Lizard peninsula in Cornwall is set within its own spacious grounds and offers a choice self catering accommodation as well as B&B. They have the added advantage of including an excellent licensed restaurant too. The B&B accommodation is offered for guests staying in the main house (pictured above) with the option of bed and breakfast or to include an evening meal. The B&B offers two double ensuite rooms, one with a super kingsize bed and sea views, one single ensuite room and a family suite which has a double room with kingsize bed, 2 single rooms and a cot.

The four excellent self catering bungalows are situated to the rear of the main house, some with sea views. One bungalow offers occupancy for 2 persons, the others for 4 persons in each. The four bungalows all adjoin one another and are also suitable for larger parties if required.

There is a bisto restaurant within the main building and evening meals can be provided as an option if required. Your host is a qualified chef with many years experience and takes great pride in the food that is served. All meals, including breakfast is served in the restaurant.

This guest house is situated on the approach road to the picturesque little village of Church Cove which is on the eastern side of Lizard Point and about a mile from Lizard village. There is a choice of pubs/restaurants/small shops all within an easy walk. The Lizard Point is one of the most beautiful unspoilt areas of Cornwall offering some fantastic exhilarating coastal walks with towering cliffs and little coves.

Church Cove itself has the remains of a now disused lifeboat house, originally built in 1883 plus some very old thatched cottages including a very unusual three storey thatch building. Lizard Village is just a stroll up the road offering a choice of pubs/restaurants/tea rooms/small shops. Walk a little further brings you to Lizard Point. A very popular place in high summer, from the magnificent cliffs you can enjoy seeing the Atlantic rollers crashing against the rocks or even dolphins playing in the bay. From here you can walk the coastal footpath taking in the Caerthillian Nature Reserve. There is a wide range of flora and fauna,because of the mild climate some of the plants are unique to the UK and only found in warmer countries.

Kynance Cove: A picturesque little cove approachable only across the cliff path - park in the National Trust car park and a pleasant walk across the cliff path. Not suitable for wheelchair access. There is a cafe virtually on the beach. A very popular destination for sunbathing/walking and swimming. There is no beach to speak of at high water but it becomes more and more sandy as the tide recedes.

Kennack Sands: Lovely sandy beach with cafe/toilets and car park virtually on the beach.

Cadgwith Cove: A lovely little fishing village.

Coverack: A popular little fishing village with a good beach/cafe/restaurant/pub.

Mullion & Mullion Harbour: A lovely little village which drops down to its scenic little harbour.