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Due to a more sheltered aspect, tucked away from the prevailing ocean winds, this area has an abundance of mature trees - somewhat a rarity on the otherwise rugged north Cornish coast making the area a natural home to a diversity of flora and fauna. A small network of footpaths, including a particularly attractive stretch of the Cornish Coastal Footpath, puts self catering cottages in Treloyhan within 10 minutes’ walk of Carbis Bay, 15 minutes of St Ives and all of the secluded coves and rocky outcrops in between.
A perfect location for those who enjoy walking, bird watching or a spot of fishing! Porthminster Beach is a mere 10 minute walk along the coast path towards St Ives and is home to the renowned Porthminster Beach Café where you can enjoy a light lunch, cream tea or, for a real treat, a special evening meal while you watch the sunset.
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Growing in size and popularity, the St Ives Food Festival features top chefs, quality Cornish goods, sandcastle competitions for children and food demonstrations.
10th - 12th May 2019
For two weeks only, Adventure 001, supporters of Cornwall Air Ambulance, will be bringing their helicopter experiences to St Ives! Choose from a 6 minute flight from £35 to a 30 minute flight from £96 and take in the incredible views across St Ives bay and beyond!
Dates TBC August 2019
A fun packed day hosted by the RNLI lifeboat Station. See the lifeboats on display and in action on the water with demonstrations featuring one of the HM Coastguard helicpoters!
August 2019
Now becoming a sellout event, this festival keeps attracting more and more visitors who come to enjoy a wide range of acts, including music, theatre, poetry and visual arts.
14th - 28th September 2019
Spend New Year's Eve in St Ives for an unforgettable evening at the largest fancy dress party in the county. Ring in the New Year with an unbeatable fireworks display by the sea.
31st December 2019
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Held on the anniversary of the consecration of the Parish Church of St Eia in 1434 AD, Feast Day offers visitors to witness - and even join in with - some centuries-old traditions. A morning precesison led by the Mayor to bless the Well of St Eia. Following this, the Mayor will 'Hurls the Silver Ball' into a crowd of children who assemble on the beach below. The one who returns the ball to the Guildhall steps by midday receives a silver coin. In the afternoon the Mayor then throw pennies from the balcony of the Guildhall for children to collect.
4th February 2020