Visiting Padstow? Find the best accessible places to eat, stay and explore. Famous for its celebrity chefs and stunning harbour, Padstow is a top Cornish destination. While the summer crowds can make navigation tricky, the town offers excellent flat areas and accessible activities if you plan ahead. This guide breaks down the best accessible beaches, […]
Driving to Padstow? Avoid the harbour traffic jams with our guide to the best places to park. We cover the convenient Park & Ride, the closest spots to Stein’s Fish & Chips, and the large Railway car park. Whether you are cycling the Camel Trail or catching the ferry to Rock, here is where to leave your car.
Padstow is famous for its food, but it is also one of the best active bases in Cornwall. It sits at the start of the Camel Trail, offers some of the safest estuary waters for boating, and is surrounded by a ring of “Seven Bays” that offer a different beach for every day of the […]
Padstow is one of the most sought-after postcodes in the UK. Staying right in the harbour offers an incredible atmosphere, but it can be noisy in high summer. The alternative is to stay in the surrounding villages (like St Merryn or Harlyn), which offer more space and easy access to the beaches. From celebrity chef […]
Padstow needs little introduction. It is arguably the most famous dining destination in the South West. While Rick Stein put it on the map, a new wave of chefs has turned this harbour town into a diverse culinary playground. From Michelin-starred tasting menus in Georgian townhouses to the best pasty you will ever eat on […]
Padstow is a charming Cornish town full of history, culture, and coastal beauty. From ancient harbours to famous festivals and culinary fame, here are ten fascinating facts that make Padstow truly special.