'Almost on the beach'
Harlyn Bay
Padstow,
Cornwall
Superb
Holiday Accommodation
Ensuite Bedrooms - Children Welcome
Licensed Inn & Two Restaurants
Wetsuit and surf board hire
5 Safe Sandy Beaches within easy reach - Surfing
Coastal Walks - Cycling - Golf - Angling
National Trust Houses & Gardens - The Eden Project
Open All Year - Short Getaway Breaks available
The Harlyn Inn, situated almost on the beautiful sandy beach, is the ideal place for an enjoyable Cornish holiday. The bay is ideal for swimming for everyone from toddlers to surfers, anglers to coastal ramblers.
The Inn has two bars, two restaurants and caters for the whole family. Our food is enjoyable and ranges from bar snacks and carvery to an extensive a la carte menu.
Our bedrooms are decorated and furnished to a high standard and most of them are ensuite. We cater for family holidays.
For prices and availability please visit our website.
Our adjoining beach shop has a wide range of fashion wearfrom top names ie animal, gul, ripcurl & black salamander, wet suits and surf boards for hire, so you can surf & swim, weather permitting.
Harlyn Inn at any time of year, the spring and autumn in Cornwall is usually mild ideal for walking the coastal path or enjoying a round of golf in some of the country's most dramatic setting.
It is quieter in the early and later parts of the year and the roads are relatively traffic free making visits to our National Trust houses and gardens or the newly opened Eden project more of a pleasure.
Why not stay at Harlyn Inn during the off season and enjoy a relaxing break away and sample good Cornish hospitality.
Places to
Visit
The quaint port of Padstow has been much in evidence with the successful
television series showing Rick Stein's love of fresh Seafood. From the
harbour it is possible to take boat trips as well as the ferry across
to Rock. The Camel Trail, which winds around the estuary to Wadebridge
on the track bed of the old railway line, is ideal for walking or cycling.
Excellent bike hire is available for all the family at either Padstow
or Wadebridge.
Newquay has the night-life and a Zoo for the children to visit. Also numerous picturesque beaches and not forgetting the famous surfing beach - Fistral Bay.
Boscastle's lovely little harbour is a landlocked area of the sea with a narrow entrance, the coastal path now owned by the National Trust has inspired famous authors and poets like Thomas Hardy and Sir John Betjeman.
Lands End the most westerly part of Cornwall. Rugged, fascinating and full Cornish heritage dating back to Bronze and the Celtic periods. Reminders of Cornwall's Mining heritage are still visible along the dramatic coastline.
Tariff 2008
From £36 to £42 pppn
