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Discover the most popular places to visit in St Austell
Lost Gardens of Heligan
9.2/10 (258 reviews)
Rediscovered after decades of neglect, these 200-acre gardens blend Victorian formality with subtropical jungle. Wander past the iconic Mud Maiden sculpture and through bamboo tunnels on raised boardwalks.
Porthpean Beach
9.0/10 (24 reviews)
Sheltered by tree-topped cliffs, Porthpean Beach offers crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Explore fascinating marine life in the extensive rock pools revealed during low tide.
Photo by Mick Coutin
Open Photo by Mick Coutin
Gorran Haven Beach
9.6/10 (9 reviews)
This sheltered sandy cove nestles within a traditional Cornish fishing village, offering calm waters and a historic stone pier. Enjoy morning swims or kayaking adventures before relaxing at the beachside café.
Pentewan Sands Beach
9.0/10 (35 reviews)
This privately owned stretch of soft, white sand offers sheltered waters perfect for swimming and water sports. Enjoy the beach with amenities from the adjacent holiday park, including restaurants and equipment rentals.
Charlestown Harbour
9.4/10 (127 reviews)
Step back in time at Britain's last 18th-century Georgian harbor, a UNESCO site where tall ships dock amid historic quaysides. Wander cobblestone paths, watch vessels, then enjoy fresh seafood at waterfront eateries.
Caerhays Castle
8.6/10 (4 reviews)
This 19th-century John Nash masterpiece houses Britain's National Magnolia Collection with over 450 varieties. Time your visit for spring when the 140-acre woodland gardens burst into magnificent bloom.
St Austell Brewery
8.2/10 (43 reviews)
This historic brewery, established in 1851, crafts award-winning ales using traditional methods and modern innovation. Tour the Victorian brewhouse and enjoy a tutored tasting of their celebrated beers.
Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre
8.8/10 (17 reviews)
You can spend an afternoon exploring the galleries in Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre during your trip to Charlestown. Amble within picturesque gardens or visit the spas in this quaint area.
"Lovely tranquil lodge in well maintained peaceful grounds. Nice spa and pool facilities. Did not eat in the restaurant. Bar staff and spa staff were very friendly and helpful."
"Beautiful old world building with lovely rooms, bar the bathroom being upstairs.
Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Food was good especially the breakfast.
Very disappointed that they had a special curry and pint offer where you couldn't have and alternative drink and when we ordered the curry anyway we were charged £20 without the beer wheras it was £15 with the beer!"
"We are a couple pushing 80 and found everything about this holiday very easy and attractive. I strongly recommend it for all adults. The gardens are beautiful and quiet."
"Brand new no street sign hard to find.
Bur actual property was lovely 15 mins into town there is a short cut but unofficial we asked a local
Would recommend this place"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.