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    Porthmeor Beach Cafe

    Posted by mpdeb 30 October 2011

    Cafe and bar with a stupendous view of the beach. Great tapas, hearty lunches and snacks, comprehensive wine list.
    Five of us ate for £77 including three bottles of wine.

    www.porthmeor-beach.co.uk/cafe/
    Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1JZ
    01736 793 366
    Google map: bit.ly/slWw2m

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    To the Lighthouse

    Posted by Davidstephens 28 September 2011

    Though Virginia Woolf set her famous novel in the Hebrides it was inspired by childhood holidays at St Ives Bay in Cornwall
    Pure white sand, hidden rock pools, a wooden cafe serving hot chocolate, and that view to the lighthouse - a timeless stream of consciousness

    West of Redruth and the A£) take the road to Hayle, just before take the coast road to the village of Gwithians, signs to Godrevy and the National Trust a mile before the village.
    Google map: bit.ly/o8kOqh

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    The most spectacular views from any gallery in Great Britain. Northwards from the glazed rotunda over the shimmering sands of Porthmeor beach where über-cool surfers seem to dance on the crashing waves and east across mediterranean blue St Ives Bay to Virginia Woolf’s brilliant white lighthouse at Godrevy. The St Ives school of painters flourished in the mid 20th Century and their life affirming take on modernism reflected the ancient landscape and wild Cornish sea. Afterwards exploring the narrow lanes of the ‘downalong' fishing community of St Ives or walking the coastal path to magical Zennor you will quickly understand why so many creative people have been drawn to this very special place.

    Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 1TG
    +44(0)1736 796226
    www.tate.org.uk/stives/
    Google map: bit.ly/dOpUpj

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    This is one of the original fish and chip restaurants in the town. All the people i have spoken to both on holiday and locally, say they are the best they have ever had. The staff are fantastic, it is so clean and the fish and chips are to die for. All this with 10 star views of the harbour, it is a must for anyone visiting St. Ives.

    The Kingfisher Fish and Chip Restaurant.
    Wharf Road, St. Ives, TR26 1LF
    01736 797808

    Google map: tinyurl.com/ydmcncj

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    Both great beaches for beach parties. St Ives is close by and has good butchers and fishmongers for beach barbecues, off licences and supermarkets. Both also have cafe/restaurants and toilets behind the beach.

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