Exit the A30 towards St Ives and take the first exit at the second mini roundabout following directions for ‘St Ives (day visitors)`. At the T-junction turn right onto the B3311 and drive through Halsetown. Turn left on to the B3306 towards St Just/Morvah/Zennor (please note this junction has recently (2025) been updated with changed traffic priorities!). After approx. 1/2 mile turn right at the brown tourist sign. Follow this single track lane (there are a number of passing bays!) for approx. 1/2 mile to a small triangle in the road, keep right and we are located a short distance on the right.
Sat Nav (Beware!)
Unfortunately most Sat Nav systems route guests unnecessarily all the way through St Ives town and therefore, to avoid the narrow streets, we advise that you follow the directions above once you exit the A30.
Nearby Attractions
We are perfectly positioned as a base for exploring the many attractions of St Ives and the wider West Cornwall peninsula. The area is renowned for its dramatic coastal footpaths, hidden coves and iconic landmarks such as Land`s End, the Minack Theatre and St Michael`s Mount, with easy connections to the beautiful Isles of Scilly. Wildlife enthusiasts of all ages will enjoy a visit to Paradise Park, home to spectacular flying bird displays and interactive penguin feeding experiences, while those keen to discover Cornwall`s rich heritage can step back in time at the nearby Geevor Tin Mine.
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