St Merryn Village

St Merryn village has several pubs and restaurants along with takeaways, a general store, bakery, garage and even a surf shop.

The Farmers Arms - Great for food or drink
Cornish Arms (Rick Stein) - Great for food or drink
The Pit - very helpful surf shop
Waves Surf School - Lessons for all ages, booking required.

The Beaches

This area of Cornwall lies on the Atlantic Coast and surfing, paddle boarding, coasteering and canoeing attract tourists from around the world. The map highlights some of the best local beaches

Key Attractions

Padstow is the start point of the Camel Trail, a 17-mile cycle route that is largely traffic-free and mostly flat – ideal for families and less experienced cyclists.
Camel Trail Cycle Hire - just one of many places to hire bicycles

The Eden Project, only a 30-minute drive away and a great day out The Eden Project

There are many other local attractions highlighted on the map from Prideaux Place, Padstow's Elizabethan manor, to Camel Creek Adventure Park only 11 minutes away by car.

Places to Eat

Padstow and surrounding area is a well-known foodie destination. Here are some links to a few outside the village of St Merryn. There is more on the map!

The Pig - Harlyn Bay
Paul Ainsworth At No6 - Located in a beautiful Georgian townhouse in the heart of Padstow
The Seafood Restaurant (Rick Stein) - Opened in 1975, where it all began
Blue Tomato Cafe - A laid-back atmosphere combined with incredible food.