Padstow is a picturesque working fishing town situated on the North Cornish Coast nestling on the west side of the Camel Estuary.

The town boasts a beautiful harbour surrounded by a selection of shops, restaurants and inn's. Explore beyond the bustling harbour area and life moves at a much slower pace, you will discover the old part of Padstow with its narrow streets and quaint cottages along with the Parish Church and Prideaux Place providing those exploring this area with an aura of peace and tranquillity.

The surrounding area is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty with fine sandy beaches, cliff walks offering spectacular scenery lovely country walks.

Padstow has built up an excellent reputation for offering its visitors fine food from its varied selection of restaurants and Inn's to suit all tastes and budgets. These include the famous "Seafood Restaurant" run by Rick Stein, Margot's and The Basement Café.

Padstow with its sheltered position on the estuary provides a usually mild climate all year round making it an ideal holiday destination for all seasons. Christmas is made extra special when in early December the town and harbour lights are switched on accompanied by carol singers, bands, buskers, mulled wine and barbecues making this time of year even more memorable.

The area has a unique charm and offers a wide range of activities for both young and old and differing levels of fitness! For those looking for relaxation you are minutes away from the golden sands of St Georges Well, Tregirls Cove and Hawkers Cove or cross the estuary using the ferry to visit Rock or for the more energetic a 45 minute walk takes you to the beaches of Daymer Bay where you can visit the church of St Enodoc, the burial place of Sir John Betjeman. Continuing along the coastal path you reach Polzeath famous for its surfing.