Kennack Sands Bed and Breakfast Kennack Bay Guest House Lizard Peninsula

Kennack Sands The Lizard Peninsula

BED & BREAKFAST TARIFF 2012

Double Occupancy Double or Twin From £25 - £30*/night Single Occupancy From £30 - £35*/night Prices per person per night With full English breakfast. Plus - One bedroomed self-catering Apartment Priced £200 - £350 per week

BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION
800 yards from excellent sandy, surfing beaches

Built at the turn of the century to house an undersea telegraph cable From Bilbao in Spain to the UK for the Direct Spanish Telegraph Company

• Sea views from most rooms and with in
  sight of the South West Coastal path
• Located in an area of Special Scientific Interest
• Idea base to explore the Lizard Peninsula & South West Cornwall

Kennack Bay Guest House

This beautiful house was built at the turn of the century and provides visitors with comfortable surroundings from which to enjoy a holiday or short break to Cornwall.

Kennack Bay Guest House is perfectly positioned in a quiet village on the Lizard Peninsula, near England's most southerly point. Explore miles of spectacular coastline, quaint villages and enjoy the mild climate.

In order to ensure you enjoy your stay as much as possible we aim to provide a warm, welcoming atmosphere, high standards of cleanliness, full English breakfast and an excellent level of service.

Each room is comfortably furnished with tea and coffee making facilities, a colour TV, washbasin and has either full or partial sea views.

A one bedroom self catering apartment with is also available.

The Lizard Peninsula

The Guest House is located within view of the South West Coastal Path and miles of dramatic coastline are easily accessible.

Visit Iron Age cliff forts and spectacular natural wonders like the devils frying pan or explore the lovely Cornish fishing villages of Cadgwith, Coverack And visit the most southerly point of Great Briton.

Kennack Sands and the surrounding area forms part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest as the rock exposures are of nationally importance and the area is a valuable habitat for rare flora and fauna.

The beach has good facilities with its own Undiscovered treasure wreck for divers and for surfers at low tide holds waves up to 4-5 feet in big west or southerly swells. Many other beautiful beaches and hidden coves are nearby for those that wish to explore.

The clear water attracts an abundance of sea life with good fishing and it is not uncommon to see dolphins and basking sharks from the cliffs.

Places of interest such as Goonhilly Earth Station Land's End, St Michael's Mount, St Ives, Penzance, Falmouth and Truro are all within an hours drive.

KENNACK BAY HOUSE
THE OLD TELEGRAPH STATION
KUGGER, RUAN MINOR
NR HELSTON
CORNWALL TR12 7LU
TEL 01326 290780

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