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Scenic coastal nook with historical allure, characterized by rocky beaches and cliff-side walks. Features tranquil sea views and rock pools, complemented by a local pub.
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  • Paul B
    Liverpool, UK3 contributions
    2.0 of 5 bubbles
    Not a lot to see in Lamorna Cove
    Visited Lamorna Cove on a grey wet day in July 2024, the weather probably didn’t do it any favours, but I found it so disappointing. Aside from a lovely cafe/restaurant on the harbour, serving many variations of Cornish crab dishes, there is not a lot there. It pains me to say this as I’ve been visiting Cornwall for 40 years, and I love it.
    Review of: Lamorna Cove
    Written 5 August 2024
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  • PeripateticPoleaxe
    UK152 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Great - if you start somewhere else.
    Do not, under any circumstances, park at Lamorna Cove before commencing this walk; it is a den of thieves and you will regret it as soon as you return home and find a ransom demand on your doormat. However, there is parking just up the road at a pub called The Wink. Better still, if you would like to turn the walk into a circular route you can park at Paul, head over the fields to the Wink, meander down the stream to the cove, follow the South west Coast Path to Mousehole (where the views and the catering far surpass anything at Lamorna Cove), then back up the hill to Paul. You'll need a map, as the rights of way are not all perfectly sign-posted, but it's worth the journey.
    Review of: South West Coast Path
    Written 13 May 2021
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  • david p
    15 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Don't miss it if you are in the area
    Worth a visit. Think Du Maurier creek, secret path, exotic plants, unique history. Lovely owners and chatty knowledgeable gardener.
    Review of: Chygurno Garden
    Written 4 October 2024
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