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Top Places to Visit near Sea Acres
The mysteries and attractions of the Lizard Peninsula await at Sea Acres. This area's unusual microclimate and geology make it unique in Britain, with its sub-tropical plants, turquoise seas and untamed coastline providing a beautiful backdrop to your holiday adventures.
Huddled along the Lizard's breathtaking coastline, you'll find traditional fishing communities, where you can sample famous Cornish pasties and fish straight off the boat. There are beaches too, like the heavenly Kynance Cove and Kennack Sands.
For a different perspective on the coast, climb the Lizard Lighthouse and enjoy spectacular sea views.
Amazing attractions near Sea Acres
The Lizard Peninsula
Great Britain's most southerly point and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Lizard Peninsula is a warm, lush paradise that's characteristically Cornish.
Lizard Lighthouse
Visit mainland Britain's most southerly lighthouse for truly spectacular views of the ocean and an up-close look at this life-saving building.
Helston Museum
At the Helston Museum you'll explore Cornwall's past, from the Neolithic Age to the 20th century and everything in between!
Helston Monument Market
Jump into the cockpits of some of Britain's most iconic aircraft at the Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre - from Harrier jets to cold-war fighters!
Helston Heritage Trail
Take a walk around one of Cornwall's oldest towns and discover some of the significant historic sites along the Helston Heritage Trail.
St Michael's Mount
A resplendent site surrounded by the ocean, St Michael's Mount is one of Britain's most iconic attractions and a must-see during a trip to Cornwall.
Paradise Park
Home to over a hundred species of birds, as well as adorable Red Pandas, Otters, farm animals and more - spread across 14 acres of landscaped gardens.
Roskilly's
A visit to Cornwall wouldn't be complete without ice cream! Sample over 30 kinds and see the gorgeous animals who produce it at Roskilly's farm.
St Ives Boats
Set sail on an adventure from the picturesque St Ives harbour, whether its seal watching along the Cornish coast or exploring the Godrevy lighthouse.
Orca Sea Safaris
Bottlenose dolphins, minke whales, and leatherback turtles are just some of the wildlife you might spot on an Orca Sea Safari!
Wild Walks South West
A truly unique experience. This leisurely guided walk explores the best ways for you to forage food from the Cornish landscape.
National Maritime Museum
Home to a flotilla of historic small boats, this contemporary museum is a celebration of Britain's relationship with the sea.
Pendennis Castle
A gun fort created by Henry VIII, this imposing castle offers incredible 360-degree views of Falmouth and the Cornish coastline.
The Minack Theatre
Offering views that are as spellbinding as the stories performed here, this world-famous amphitheatre is an attraction in its own right.
Cornish Seal Sanctuary
A haven for injured seals, this sanctuary lets you see them as they recover and get to know them a little better.
Kennack Sands Beach
Situated over two sandy bays, Kennack Sands has something for everyone, with great facilities, excellent surfing and plenty of sand to relax and play on.
Kynance Cove Beach
An iconic Cornwall sight, Kynance Cove is one of Britain's most picturesque beaches - with impossibly blue waters, fine white sand and dramatic rock formations.
Porthminster Beach
This east-facing beach, just steps from St. Ives' vibrant town centre, offers ideal swimming conditions thanks to its sheltered position and gentle shallow waters.
Porthcurno Beach
If you're planning a trip to Land's End, a stop off at spectacular Porthcurno Beach is a must. White sand and turquoise waters await.
Mullion to Kynance Cove
Considered to be one of the most beautiful stretches of shoreline in England due to its pristine turquoise waters, you'll find some beautiful views throughout this route.
Kynance Cove & Lizard Point
Discover some of the most picturesque parts of Cornwall on this stunning circular walk, via the pretty Kynance Cove and Lizard Point.
Lizard Peninsula
Finishing at the most southerly point of UK mainland, this linear walk takes you along the west of the Lizard Peninsula via Mullion Cove, with plenty of cliff scenery.
Tintagel Castle
A dramatic clifftop fortress on the North Cornwall coast, Tintagel Castle offers stunning scenery, medieval ruins, and legends linked to King Arthur.
