Padstow, a fishing village in Cornwall, is renowned for its seafood and coastal charm. The harbour buzzes with activity, while the Camel Trail offers scenic bike rides. Rick Stein’s famous restaurants draw food lovers, and the nearby beaches provide tranquil escapes. Padstow’s blend of natural beauty and culinary excellence makes it a delightful destination.
Local areas in and around Padstow
Hire bikes to cycle The Camel Trail, a scenic 18 mile route from Padstow along the River Camel estuary.
Small yet fascinating, the little Padstow Museum sits unassumingly in the harbour carpark, filled with exhibits and archives that reveal some of the lesser-known sides to the town's history.
Visit the Elizabethan manor of Prideaux Place, a short walk from the harbour, and relax in the perfectly maintained gardens. Book ahead for tours: the house and grounds are open April to October only.
Visit the National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow to learn about marine conservation and the lobster's lifecycle. See baby lobsters being raised and discover how the centre supports sustainable fishing.
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