St Ives Guide THE OFFICIAL
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ST IVES AREA GUIDE 2019
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WELCOME TO ST IVES Located in the far west of Cornwall, this internationally renowned town is an enchanting place. People come to St Ives from all over the world to enjoy the invigorating sports and surf scene. With pristine sands, tropical clear waters, the historic and modern arts scene, fine dining and quality award winning hotels, the town and its surrounding areas are a rich and diverse holiday hotspot. From The Tate to numerous private galleries and art dealers, St Ives hosts a vast array of creative outlets and events. The town annually stages numerous festivals which include food, literature, arts and the well established September Festival. Associated with famous figures from our artistic heritage such as Barbara Hepworth, Bernard Leach and Alfred Wallis to a multitude of modern musicians, writers and poets, it boasts a rare and eclectic fusion of influences and people. The team at Visit St Ives Information Centre deliver the best of the town and its surroundings in an effort to give you a taste of the vibrancy, beauty and history of this ancient town. Visit St Ives Information Centre was reopened in June 2011 by the St Ives Town Council. The Centre is solely self funded and is dependent on our loyal team of volunteers who help us to remain open to help all our visitors. We want to ensure that no matter what the reason for your visit to St Ives, everyone has a relaxing and rewarding experience. We will be delighted to see you and ensure that you get the most from your time here. So, please do visit us we look forward to meeting you!
CONTENTS Events Beach Activities 9 Facts about St Ives 24 Hours In St Ives Things To Do Beach Guide Art St Ives Town Map St Ives Area Map Shopping Eating Out St Ives Surrounding Area Walking Around St Ives Getting Married in St Ives Where to Stay Getting to St Ives Useful Information Directory
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2019 EVENTS
4th February St Ives Feast Day – Hurling the Silver Ball
An ancient tradition that celebrates the anniversary of the consecration of the Parish Church of St Ia in 1434 and offers a rare chance to watch the game of Hurling, a centuries old form of rugby. The day begins with the Mayor’s procession for the blessing at St Ia Well near Porthmeor Beach. This is followed by the start of the boisterous hurling of the silver ball, one of Cornwall’s oldest customs dating back at least a thousand years. The game involves much rough and tumble as each side tries to keep possession of a cricket ball-sized ball made of apple wood coated in silver. Whoever returns the ball to the Mayor on the steps of the Guildhall on the stroke of midday receives a silver coin. In the afternoon, pennies are thrown from the balcony by town councillors to the waiting children on the Guildhall forecourt.
February 8th February – 6th May Anna Boghiguian Exhibition at Tate St Ives
6th May St Ives May Day
19th April Good Friday Sail Boats
Consols Pond For over a century the families of St Ives have enjoyed the tradition of sailing model boats at Consols Pond on Good Friday. The tradition began in the early 1900’s, when fishermen and children sailed model boats in the town’s harbour. It is thought to be a gesture to the old seafaring communities which used to launch miniature boats in the hope of ensuring safe passage for mariners.
April 13th April Voodoo Room, The Guildhall 26th – 28th April Porthleven Food Festival 27th April Trevithick Day, Camborne
Celebrating the end of winter and the coming of spring is a tradition that stretches back hundreds of years. At midday at the Guildhall, the Grand Bard and Mayor choose the May Queen and King in a ceremony known as the “pee-weep”. (Pee-weeps are whistles made from young tree branches and blown on May Day). At 1pm there’s a parade to the harbour where you can enjoy maypole dances, Cornish dancing and traditional music with various local choirs and brass bands performing by the harbour. Throughout the day there’s a fish barbeque by the harbour and a lively local market where you can stock up on some of the region’s produce.
May 8th May Helston Flora Day 11th – 18th May St Ives Literature Festival
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25th May – 2nd June Open Studios Cornwall June 15th June Faith: The George Michael Legacy, The Guildhall 15th – 16th June Secret Gardens of St Ives This annual event is not just a treat for garden lovers. It is also a great way to explore hidden corners and alleyways of the town. Ten different private gardens, varying in size, position and gardening style, are open for the weekend each year, varying in size, position and gardening style. Find out how local gardeners make the most of the town’s mild micro-climate, and how much they are able to cram into often quite small plots. Tickets are available from the Visitor Information Centre, or follow the link from the town website.
weekly events: Every Monday 9:30am – 4pm Collectors Market, The Guildhall (April to end of October)
Every Tuesday 10am – 4pm Art & Craft, The Guildhall (April to October) 11 am Tate around Town, Guided Tour from Barbara Hepworth, 01736 791 177, booking essential 3:30 – 5:30 pm St Ives Knitting Group, Café Art
Every Wednesday 10am to 4pm Wylde Wednesday, The Guildhall (April to October) 11am Guided Tours of St Ives, from The Guildhall (end of March to October half term weeks) Booking advisable
Every Thursday 9:30am to 2pm Farmers’ Market, The Guildhall 3:30 to 5pm Drawing Group, Café Art
Every Sunday 1:30 to 4pm Sunday Fundays, Café Art
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11th – 12th May St Ives Food and Drink Festival
Porthminster Beach Delicious food, expert cookery demonstrations and the chance to sample some of the finest produce around are all on the menu as the St Ives Food and Drink Festival returns for 2019. The free event is a celebration of all that is great about our region’s food and drink industry. Top celebrity and home-grown Cornish chefs will take to the demo stage. As well as two days of chef demos, visitors to the festival can also sample the delights of an artisan produce market, mouth watering meals from a host of top food traders, beachside music and a dedicated family area with activities to keep young and old amused.
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September
24th June Midsummer Eve Bonfire
This old custom was revived by the St Ives Old Cornwall Society and takes place on Carnstabba Hill, where the mayor lights the fire. With echoes of a very ancient rite, flowers and herbs are thrown by the ‘Lady of the Flowers’ into the hilltop blaze. The gathering is blessed by the vicar and prayers are said in Cornish.
29th – 30th June Golowan Festival, Penzance July 5th – 7th July St Ives Northern Soul Weekend, The Guildhall 5th – 20th July Lafrowda Festival, St Just 20th July Summer Artisan Craft and Alternative Event, The Guildhall August 3rd August Apple Day St Ives Community Orchard, Penbeagle Lane 26th August Newlyn Fish Festival
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14th – 28th August St Ives September Festival
Starting in 1978, the St Ives September Festival lasts for fifteen days offering a wide range of music, arts and literature events in locations throughout the town, attracting visitors from far and wide. With a full programme of exhibitions, music, concerts, poetry, walks, talks, workshops, comedy, theatre, plays, stories and film, you can expect an eclectic mix of performers and artists on the guest list which in the past has included some of the UK’s top singers and bands such as Fairport Convention, Barbara
October October to January 2020 Otobong Nkanga Exhibition at Tate St Ives November 5th November Firework Display on Porthminster Beach December Throughout December ‘St Ives in December’ 31st December New Year’s party – throughout St Ives
Dickson, Seth Lakeman, George Melly and Elkie Brooks. There are lots of free entry art exhibitions along with dancers, musicians, shanty crews and performers who entertain in the town’s streets and pubs. Locally themed plays and musical shows are put on in the theatre, walking tours taking in the area’s history take place throughout the festival and there are drop-in art classes led by professional artists in areas such as textiles and life drawing. Events at the Tate and art talks at the Leach Pottery and Hepworth Gardens give a real insight to St Ives as one of the world’s leading centres for art.
Events to watch out for in 2019 RNLI Lifeboat Day St Ives Raft Race Crying the Neck Santa arrives on RNLI Lifeboat + Christmas Light switch on For an up to date event listings, please visit our website: www.stivescornwall.co.uk www.stives-cornwall.co.uk
BEACH ACTIVITIES
Beach Day Activities Rockpooling
St Ives beaches have easily accessible Atlantic filled rockpools and it’s a great place to introduce children to their first marine puddles. There are several places in St Ives that are excellent for rock pooling and these are on Porthmeor Beach, Porthminster Beach (both with plenty of refreshments on site) and Bamaluz Beach. All you need to take with you is a bucket and an inquisitive mind. Please remember to release anything you find back into their natural environment.
Fly a Kite
With the Atlantic breeze, you will surely be able to fly a kite on one of our beaches.
Build sand sculptures
Why not challenge the whole family to build the best sculpture? From sandcastles to crabs and turtles, there is a variety of sculptures that beginners to experts can build.
Bodyboarding
Bodyboarding is a great starting point for those with limited experience in water sports. There are plenty of places throughout St Ives where you can pick up a board, but if you’re looking for some instruction there are schools in town that can help.
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9 Facts You Didn’t Know About St Ives 4
Tate St Ives opened in 1993 to show the St Ives modernist paintings and sculptures owned by Tate in London. It was built on the site of the town’s gas works which had been bombed in the war.
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The Digey can be argued to be one of the most iconic streets in the ‘Downlong’ area of St Ives. It is not certain where the name ‘Digey’ comes from but one theory is it comes from dye-chy meaning dye house, where the boat sails were dyed
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Halfway along The Digey is the Old Arch. The passageway through leads into Hicks Court which was once the house of George Hicks, the Portreeve or Mayor of St Ives in the early 1600s. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, this was the location of a bakehouse where local women would bring their dough to be baked.
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Behind Porthmeor Road is a straight lane called The Rope Walk. This is where the rope was made for the fishing industry and it was adjacent to the great cellars and lofts for processing the millions of pilchards brought ashore every autumn during the 19th Century for export to Italy.
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The St Ives Railway was built in 1877 linking the town with St Erth (then known as St Ives Road). The last broad gauge railway, which Beeching nearly closed in the 1960s, transformed the economy of the town. The old railway line and station building were demolished in the 1960s to make way for the car park.
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One of the most iconic buildings in St Ives, high on the Island, is St Nicholas Chapel. Dedicated to the patron saint of sailors, it is not known for how many centuries it has guarded the area. It was demolished by the War Office in 1904 and has twice been restored. It is now the responsibility of all local churches.
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In 1770 the great engineer John Smeaton, who designed the Eddystone Lighthouse, planned the first section of the granite pier that still bears his name. For the first time, St Ives Harbour had a good, safe anchorage. The pier was lengthened in the late 1890s when the Victorian extension was constructed. This is why it contains 2 lighthouses.
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St Ives had a third pier and the remains can still be seen today at low tide. Built in the middle of the nineteenth century, the seas were too strong for the structure and the pier began to deteriorate.
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At low tide on Porthmeor Beach, the wreck of SS Alba can still be seen. This was a Panamanian coal boat which ran aground on the rocks of the Island in late January 1938. Unfortunately, the lifeboat was wrecked trying to save the crew and four sailors died. The boilers of the Alba can still be seen at low tide and sometimes get mistaken for an unexploded bomb.
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24 Hours In St Ives
24 HOURS IN ST IVES
24 hours in St Ives is nowhere near long enough to appreciate the town’s history and beauty, but if that’s all you’ve got then here’s how to spend it: 1. Walk through town before 8am; it’s peaceful, calm and utterly beautiful. 2. Have breakfast on the harbour, seal spotting over coffee. 3. Rock up to Porthmeor Beach for a surf lesson or Porthminster Beach for some stand up paddle boarding. Either way, you can’t leave St Ives without getting in the ocean. 4. Have a HUGE pasty on the beach (but watch out for the seagulls)! 5. Shoot over to the award winning Tate St Ives to experience the best of contemporary art in the South West. Thanks to the recent expansion there is now a wonderful permanent collection too. 6. Treat yourself to an ice cream or cream tea (you’re in Cornwall, jam goes on first).
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7. If you have time, visit the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden; see St Ives through the eyes of one of its most famous artists. 8. You won’t be hungry yet so get yourself a ticket to the unique and atmospheric Boathouse Theatre for a supremely entertaining play or puppet show. 9. Porthmeor Beach for the sunset – get your sundowners from Porthmeor Beach Café or West Beach Bakery. 10. EAT… anywhere you like; it’s all good. Join us back at Cohort to chill out in our lounge and while we are more than happy for you to stay for just one night you might want to book to come back for a longer stay next time.
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THINGS TO DO
Things To Do St Ives is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has several Sites of Special Scientific Interest nearby. With the area’s rugged coastline, sweeping sandy beaches, quiet coves and fabulous walks, you may think these are the main attractions. However, there is much more to see and do.
Walking St Michael’s Way is a beautiful 12.5 mile walk and runs coast to coast from Lelant to St Michael’s Mount. (See page 34 for the article on “Walking” for further info).
Stand Up Paddleboarding Stand Up Paddleboarding or SUP for short is a more sociable way to enjoy the coastline. Unlike surfing, learning to stand up is more widely accessible and gives paddlers a unique perspective out on the ocean allowing you to discover secluded coves and become mesmerised on the tranquil waters of St Ives Bay. Call Ocean Sports Centre in Carbis Bay to book your session 07533 695 031 / 07970629493
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Surfing
St Ives Bay is a wonderful place to surf and if you’re a beginner you will be looked after by the resident surf school on Porthmeor Beach. Call St Ives Surf School on 01736 793 938.
Coasteering
Coasteering is a fast growing extreme adventure sport which isn’t for the fainthearted. A combination of traversing rocks, floating through gullies, sea swimming, exploring caves, negotiating rock jumps and it all takes place in a safe and fun environment under the guidance of highly trained and qualified professionals.
Horse Riding
If you would like the chance to try horse riding for the first time on your visit to Cornwall, trekking through St Ives picturesque countryside will make the event even more memorable. Penhalwyn Trekking Centre & School cater for novices and experienced riders. Call 01736 796597.
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Golf
There are several outstanding coastal links and parkland courses in the surrounding areas, as well as pitch and putt and short course facilities. There are two in particular you could try. Tregenna Castle’s Golf course, a challenging par 3, 18 hole academy course, surrounds the hotel and is one of the most scenic courses in the country, enjoying award-winning views over St Ives and the surrounding coastline. The course is open year round to guests and non-residents. West Cornwall Golf Club is one of the finest links courses in Cornwall. It has a magnificent setting and has been moulded around the natural contours of the sand dunes that form part of the Hayle Estuary and Porth Kidney Sands. There are panoramic views from almost every hole with St Ives Bay and Godrevy Lighthouse forming a memorable backdrop to this gem. The 18 hole golf course and its restaurant are open all yearround to members and to visitors.
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Wildlife sanctuary and JungleBarn indoor play centre
Your family will love a day in paradise! See tropical birds, exotic animals & farmyard friends. Amazing flying shows plus penguin & otter feeding & more. Explore the JungleBarn play centre, fantastic GIANT slides, challenging soft play & toddlers area.
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Chocolate Workshops There’s so much to do while visiting St Ives. One of the coolest businesses is I Should Coco, which offers Chocolate workshops for all. A cosy space with funky urban décor, here you can make your own souvenirs and treats using the chocolate of your choice. The business is very much a family affair, helped by ‘Team Coco’, a small group of dedicated chocolate people. We spoke to Andrea Parsons, one of the partners. “It wasn’t our idea to start running chocolate workshops, it was our customers. We had so many requests we thought we’d give it a go. And it was great fun. For a while, we ran workshops just for the kids, but quickly realised the whole family wanted to take part, even the teenagers and grandparents! These days it’s a real family affair with tweenies and octogenarians alike.“ The techniques are simple enough for all but can produce incredible results. We are now based in a brand new purpose built workshop, right in the middle of St Ives with a chocolate shop attached selling fresh Cornish cream truffles and personalised chocolate souvenirs. For dedicated chocoholics, we also run more technical Adult Workshops. Popular with couples, they run all year round. If you’d like to have a go, You can book a workshop at www.ishouldcoco.co.uk or call 01736 798756
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Award-winning golden sands, crystal clear waters & perfect views. No wonder St Ives is part of one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
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Key to beach facilities: One of St Ives’ most outstanding features is its beaches of fine golden sand and crystal clear water. Awake to gulls’ cries, dress quickly and jog down the cool granite streets for a solitary early morning walk along the beach - all a very long way from the busy rush of working life. Pick a different location each day; with seven beaches within 3 miles of St Ives you will be spoilt for choice. You can expect to see seals in the harbour and dolphins, porpoises and basking sharks in the Bay. Explore the undersea world of shrimps, crabs and anemones in the many rock pools. St Ives Bay has more than its fair share of beaches and for fifty miles along the length of Cornish Coastline, there are magnificent open stretches of silky white and glowing sands. Each beach has its own charm and appeal; there are busy family beaches, popular water sports venues, wide-open flat sands and tucked away hidden sun traps. Most of the beaches have RNLI employed, fully qualified lifeguards during the summer months.
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Parking Toilet Beach Shop Café Dog friendly beach all year round Seasonal dog ban applies Sunday before Easter until 30th September Dog ban between 8am and 7pm Dogs are not permitted on Carbis Bay beach except between 5am and 8am only, to allow for early morning dog walking. Lifeguard on Duty during summer season
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Porthminster Beach
Porthminster Beach Cafe 01736 795352
The Porthminster Beach CafĂŠ is uniquely situated right on the sand, offering a relaxed and friendly dining experience year round. Stunning Al fresco dining is open for morning coffee, breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. online reservations:
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A sheltered beach boa sting almost half a mile of golden sand with calm sea conditions; ideal for fam ilies. Porthminster has cafĂŠ and restauran t facilities along with watersports school and hire. Just above the beach is the 4* AA aw arded St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa. There is a scenic cliff walk to Carbis Bay on the Sou th West Coast Path, a putting green, beach hut s for hire, toilets and level access to the tow n centre. The St Ives branch line (park and ride service from St Erth) draws up at the top of the steps.
ESCAPE, INDULGE & REVIVE Experience a day of total relaxation with a spa day at our luxurious HarSPA, followed by a drink or meal at HarBAR Kitchen, Bar & Terrace.
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Porthgwidden
Porthmeor
Porthgwidden is a delightful small sandy cove and sun trap with safe bathing (but keep inside the line of buoys). It has beach huts for hire and handy toilets. The brilliant white terrace is home to the relaxed Porthgwidden Café and there’s a kiosk for coffee and snacks. Porthgwidden is an ideal beach to catch the morning sun and stay
Porthmeor is a surfing beach with surf school, fine golden sand, good sunbathing by day and spectacular sunsets. During the summer, trained lifeguards ensure the bathing is as safe as possible. Ther e are restaurant and café facilities right on the beach; toilets and beach huts on the terrace behind with the Tate Gallery over looking.
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Bamaluz A tiny cove well hidden on the walk from the harbour to Porthgwidden, this is one of two beaches in St Ives where you can take dogs all year round. With the old pier to the right, you can sit and relax whilst watching the fishermen cast their nets as the world goes by.
The Harbour a Our tidal sandy bottomed harbour is still working port where you can watch the local fishermen land their daily fresh catches of locally caught seafood. It is also very sheltered and a perfect suntrap in the heart of town. There are toilets in the Sloop Car Park and behind the lifeboat station on West Pier plus all the facilities, you may need nearby.
Carbis Bay Carbis Bay has a large sandy privately owned beach with very safe bathing and almost always calm conditions, perfect for watersports such as Kayaking and SUP. Contact Ocean Sports Centre who are based on Carbis Bay Beach on 07533 695031. It is a lovely spot for children and has good facilities including café, hotel, spa and toilets. The branch line train station is above the beach and there is convenient parking. The cliff path walk to nearby Porthkidney Sands or St Ives starts just above the beach and is well recommended.
Porthkidney Sands
Porthkidney Sands is a vast expanse of san d backed by sand dun es and the golf links. It’s five minutes walk fro m the parking area by Lelant Church to the beach. At low tide, it can be almost a mile to the water’s edge so beware as the tide can come in very quickly across the flat sand. This beach is never overcrowded but lac ks facilities so bring a packed lunch and tak e your litter home.
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ART
Artists have been frequenting St Ives since the early 1800s. Turner arrived in 1811 on a mission to capture the essence of our beautiful and rugged South West. He did so with his usual impressionists’ aplomb and succeeded in capturing the unique pink light that St Ives is blessed with. Little did Turner know that his masterpieces would be the inspiration for thousands to make the same pilgrimage in search of that same pink light and that he would be the catalyst in creating the vibrant and influential art colony of St Ives. During the 1880s, the likes of Whistler arrived from New York and Anders Zorn from Sweden. It swiftly became THE place to paint, with no reputable artist’s portfolio being complete without a St Ives piece being part of it.
During the 1930s a new breed of artist began to arrive; a younger, more bohemian set who brought with them many new ideas and challenged the established artists’ perception of what art should, or indeed, could be. It was not altogether a simple or smooth transition but they did drive change and today they are responsible for St Ives being recognised as a vibrant, modern art colony. Names such as Hepworth, Nicholson, Leach, Gabo and Wallis were all considered part of this pioneering art community. What Pink Light? St Ives is world renowned for its light. We are blessed with our geographic location on the ‘Toe’ of Britain, surrounded on three sides by the sea and washed gently by the temperate Gulf Stream. This,
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coupled with the crystal clear waters, unpolluted air and our mineral rich, slightly pink sand work together to produce a magnificent light display. The light is particularly apparent during the ‘golden hour’, the first hour after sunrise and the last hour before sunset, when the sun is low enough in the sky to create this phenomenon, bathing our town in a beautiful pink glow. Get Your Art Pass Did you know that Visit St Ives sells the Art Pass? Enjoy seven days unlimited access to Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum, the Leach Pottery, Penlee House Gallery and Museum, Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange. Prices are £18 for adults and £14 for concessions. Today, St Ives has a large selection of art galleries. Tate St Ives is based above Porthmeor Beach and exhibits contemporary British and Cornish art. Barbara Hepworth’s Museum and Sculpture Garden is where Barbara lived and many of the sculptures are still where she positioned them. You also have the smaller galleries in the Centre of St Ives; for example, why not visit Art Space located on the harbour
Art Space gallery has a
constantly refreshing display of high quality, original work. We feature the strikingly varied output of our seven members on our walls as well as handmade jewellery, sculpture, prints, cards & sketches. Info. Open daily 10.00-5.30 (10.30-4.00 in Winter.) The Wharf, St Ives, TR26 1PU. Tel. 01736 799744. ww www.artspace-cornwall.co.uk www.facebook.com/ artspacegallerystives
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front, a cooperative showcasing original pieces in oils, watercolours, pastels, acrylics, wall mounted ceramics and glass.
Another place you must visit is Leach Pottery at the top of town, a 20 minute walk up The Stennack. Bernard Leach moved to an old cow shed in St Ives in 1920 where he established a school of pottery. Having been born in Hong Kong and lived in Japan, his style combined western and eastern influences. Following a major restoration project, the pottery launched as a studio, museum, gallery and shop in 2008. The Leach Pottery is open all year and there are also guided tours and workshops available.
Café Art Café Art is a community-based café in the heart of St Ives where they serve up much more than good coffee and delicious food. A knitting group meets every Tuesday 3.30-5pm and a drawing group meets every Thursday 3.30-5pm; all welco me to come along and join free of charge (bring your own materials). The Café also hosts Sunday Funda ys, 1.30 – 4pm, with a different craft activity every week, £5 per person. All materials and tutorage included and you can take away your creation. Check on the black board in the café or on the Café Facebook page for activities and whether they are suitab le for children. And there are always things for families to do anytime of the week – colouring in, game s, books, newspapers and magazines availa ble to read. This is a relaxed space where you can linger as long as you like and soak up some local vibes.
BE INSPIRED IN ST IVE S TAT E S T I V E S ‘One of Britain’s most beautiful galleries’ The Telegraph Discover our new display dedicated to Modern Art and St Ives, showcasing the artists that lived and worked in the town. Relax in our café with spectacular views over the beach. B A R B A R A H E P WO R T H M U S E U M AND SCULPTURE GARDEN A hidden oasis in the very centre of bustling St Ives. Closed until Spring 2018 for conservation work
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Tate St Ives © Tate. Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
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shopping Discover hidden gems selling unique and locally made gifts. Wander through the craft markets to buy a one-off, reasonably priced item made by a local artist or craftsman. Find the ideal gift to take back home as a memento of your stay or as a gift to a loved one. Here are a few ideas to find that perfect gift! The Digey Food Room is a cafĂŠ and luxury food store, selling a selection of quality Cornish products.
for its St Ives is well known res sto ent small independ and ies ler gal art m ranging fro and s the clo to ps ho books . home furnishing stores
Seasalt St Ives store located on Fore Street showcases their complete womenswear collection – clothing, accessories, footwear and their famous RAIN collection. Seasalt has their new Cornish Home range including iconic Leach pottery and unique printed stationery. Sweetlime located on Wills Lane, mixes interiors, accessories, artwork and gifts as well as designing and making jewellery, accessories and home furnishings. St Ives is the perfect place for retail therapy!
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COLENSO 2 Gabriel Street 01736 796711 Opposite the Library You don’t get shops like this any more it’s the most useful store in town; amazing, wonderful, so useful. That’s what our customers say find out for yourself PAINT • KITCHENWARE • ELECTRICAL GARDENING • CAMPING • TIMBER DIY • HOUSEWARES
Pop in and say hello
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Just wander down through the cobbled streets into the heart of the town where you will find every culinary delicacy that your taste buds can desire. From the humble, perfect Cornish pasty to a cream tea in one of the beautiful harbour tea rooms, simple fresh fish and chips or fine-dining in award-winning restaurants, you will find everything that your palette desires. Informal or formal, our marvellous chefs are waiting to tempt you with their original menus using freshly caught fish and locally sourced meats and
vegetables. Cornwall produces show-stopping ingredients. The catch of the day arrives at the harbour:lobster, crab, bass, mackerel – all freshly landed for you to enjoy with the individuality and flair of our many restaurants and cafes. There is an abundance of dining choice around the harbour,
CafĂŠ Art Royal Square/Chapel Street
01736 799450 Cosy, off the beaten track cafe serving lunches, hot and cold drinks and homemade cakes. Using local ingredients and supporting local growers, as much as possible. Community notice board also inside.
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beaches and side streets. Whilst watching a perfect sunset al fresco you can enjoy a romantic dinner for two or a memorable family moment. Why not accompany this with our locally produced wines and beer? It will be an experience you’ll remember for many years.
Or if you truly wish to find a hidden gem, then visit Una Kitchen located in Carbis Bay. The chefs showcase a combination of Mediterranean inspired dishes and wood-fired cuisine with seasonal variations.
You must try Rajpoot (located on Gabriel Street) where they provide the finest Indian cuisine and certainly live up to the ancient ideals of striving for perfection. It was recently voted by Cobra as the best Indian restaurant in Cornwall! Looking for a place to mingle with the locals? Then visit Café Art and try their delicious drinks and food. The Bean Inn (located in Carbis Bay) provides some of the tastiest vegetarian and vegan dishes from around the world. They create flavoursome dishes by using the best quality ingredients, sourcing local, organic and seasonal produce whenever possible.
Una Kitchen
at Una St Ives Resort www.unastives.co.uk 01736 257 000 Laity Lane, Carbis Bay, TR26 3HW Escape to the calm at Una Kitchen, a hidden gem only minutes from St Ives and Lelant. Enjoy the fresh flavours of our Mediterranean inspired menu, with many dishes being prepared in front of you in our open kitchen with wood fired oven.
• Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee & cake • Alfresco dining, gardens and children’s play area • Events, tastings and fun around the fire pit • Access to a stunning Spa & Leisure Club • Free parking, good access, dog friendly
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Zennor
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The pretty village of Zennor lies five miles from St Ives along the winding B3306 coast road. Although just a short drive away, it is close enough for the more energetic to take a bracing walk along the coastal path or over the fields from St Ives. Lying on the Atlantic coast of Cornwall, this granite village nestles between the high, rocky cliffs and the rugged boulder-strewn hills and moors.
Halsetown is a village two miles to the west of St Ives. James Halse MP owned a nearby tin mine. As his workforce numbers grew in the 1830s, he built the village laying out the houses and inn on a garden city plan. Each house had just a small plot of land, not enough for growing market garden produce, but enough to encourage the residents to vote for him as he wished to be the only Member of Parliament returned for the borough of St Ives. Located on higher ground, its campsites, holiday cottages and riding schools offer fantastic views and wonderful light. The Halsetown Inn is an ideal spot for the thirsty, hungry traveller, offering a warm welcome and tasty food.
Nearby is Zennor Head Quarry which was worked before the mid 19th century; its granite was used to build much of St Ives and Falmouth Harbour walls and also the nearby Towednack Church. A footpath from the village leads down to the dramatic Zennor Head whilst above the village lie the rocky slopes of Zennor Hill. At the south end is Zennor Quoit, a prehistoric burial chamber with a massive sloping capstone. The remarkable granite church, dedicated to St Senara, houses the famous carving of a mermaid on an old bench end. The village has a welcoming cafĂŠ at The Old Chapel and a nearby pub for anyone needing to refuel.
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Carbis Bay Carbis Bay lies one mile south east of St Ives. It has a most beautiful beach which in itself is enough reason to visit. Why not stroll here along the coast path from St Ives to explore the area, just a leisurely 30 minute walk? The railway led to the development of the area as a holiday
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The village offers a number of restaurants, pubs, bed and breakfasts and self-catering accommodation making it a lovely base to either enjoy the immediate locality or to explore West Cornwall. Refreshments and meals are also available at No. 19, located at West Cornwall Golf Club and just yards from the South West Coast Path and the beautifully located Old Quay House. Rosamund Pilcher, the famous author, was born in Lelant in 1924.She is best known for her novel, The Shell Seekers, which was also made into a film in 1998 on location at St Ives, Land’s End, Lamorna Cove and Marazion. Her works are extremely popular in Germany.
destination and residential area. Carbis Bay is still a stop on the St Ives Branch line and makes a perfect choice to stay given its closeness to St Ives. There is a huge selection of accommodation –from the prestigious Carbis Bay Hotel right on the beach, to the many guesthouses and selfcatering accommodation. After spending time on the golden sands, why not discover the network of footpaths here including a walk up Worvas Hill to the Steeple Woodland Nature Reserve and the Knill Monument?
Lelant A charming area located 2.5 miles from St Ives, Lelant is in a beautiful setting overlooking the Hayle estuary. The Estuary and nearby marshes form an RSPB reserve which draws birdwatchers from far afield to look at the wealth of birdlife including rare, migratory species. Lelant has the beautiful beach, Porthkidney Sands, with its backdrop of sand dunes and golf course. The pretty church of St Uny is nearby, with sweeping views across St Ives Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Lelant was a seaport in the middle ages but lost its trade to St Ives when the Estuary silted up.
Hayle Estuary RSPB Nature Reserve
Hayle is a fascinating coastal town best know n for its three miles of golden sands and indus trial heritage, but hidden at the heart of the town is a wonderful wildlife haven. Hayle is justly proud of its ‘jewel in the crown’, the most southweste rly estuary in Great Britain, where the mild clima te ensures it remains frost-free most years. It was acquired by the RSPB in 1992 and the estua ry is one of the Society’s most important reserv es for migrating and wintering birds.When cold weather invades the rest of the country, this nature reserve is a sanctuary for thousands of birds that cram onto its mudflats. Birdlife found here changes with the seaso ns but visitors can look forward to spotting a variet y of breeds including teal, curlew, tern and redsh ank.
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S T IVES around g n i k l a w Take a gentle stroll around St Ives town. Meander along the coast path to Carbis Bay. If you fancy something a little more strenuous, walk along the coastal path to Zennor, a pretty village with its ancient church famous for the legend of ‘The Mermaid of Zennor.’ Or perhaps venture up onto the Penwith moors with their standing stones and stone circles. West Cornwall has it all!
Please call into the Visit St Ives Information Centre where we stock an extensive range of maps and walking guides. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff and volunteers, (many of them keen walkers), will be happy to offer help and advice on how to get the best from your visit. However, should you wish to plan your walks ahead of your visit, we can supply maps and walking guides. We will be happy to charge your credit card and post them out to you. Just telephone us for more information on 01736 796297.
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Whatever your choice - walking the coast path, enjoying the countryside, exploring the ancient history up on the moors or the iconic mining heritage of West Cornwall - then the footpaths around St Ives and the surrounding area are waiting for you.
South West Coast Path The ‘Jewel in our Crown’ is obviously the 630 mile South West Coast Path. The Cornish section covers some 431 km (269 miles) and stretches from north of Bude, around Land’s End and on to Saltash in the east However, with its rugged cliffs and picturesque harbours, we think that the stretches around St Ives and the far west are by far the finest (but we are biased!). The path can be easily split into manageable legs of approximately 6 to 10 miles to suit all abilities and many can be accessed by public transport. www.stives-cornwall.co.uk
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St Michael’s Way Another favourite, St Michael’s Way, is thought to date back to prehistoric times and to have been used by pilgrims, missionaries and travellers to avoid sailing the treacherous waters around Land’s End. Stretching some 20km (12.5 miles), it starts at Lelant with its delightful 12th century church and goes along the coast path towards St Ives, before
turning inland to climb past ‘Knills steeple’ and the ‘bowl rock’ (said to have been used by the giant who lived at the iron age fortress at the summit of Trencrom Hill when he was throwing stones at the giant who lived on St Michael’s Mount). The walk passes through woodland and fields and gives panoramic views of both coasts, then as you near the end you will be rewarded with the magnificent vista of Mount’s Bay and the Mount itself. Sitting just offshore, St Michael’s Mount is accessible by a causeway at low tide and has in its history been a fortress and a priory and, since 1647, the home of Lord St Levan and the St Aubyn family. Now managed by the National Trust, a visit makes a fitting end to a wonderful walk. A guide is available from the Information Centre for just 50p, or a more detailed, illustrated booklet for £3.
For more information on walking around St Ives call into the Visitor Information Center. Or call us on: 01736 796297
GUIDED WALKING TOURS OF ST IVES
THE STORY OF ST IVES Learn about the rich history of the town artists, mining, fishing, lighthouses, religion, walks, pasties and smugglers! DROP-ON TOURS on WEDNESDAYS AT 11am (April to end October) PRIVATE TOURS available ALL YEAR ROUND
THE ARTISTS OF ST IVES Gain a fascinating insight into the world of the artists who lived and worked in this famous art colony. Hear about the lives of Hepworth, Wallis, Nicholson and more. PRIVATE TOURS available ALL YEAR ROUND
Join a leisurely walking tour of the town led by Dawn Bright All tours begin outside the Guildhall and last approx. 90 minutes Price: £7.50 per person, under-12’s free (subject to a minimum of four guests) Call Dawn on 07816 180639 for further information or to book a private tour www.guidedtoursofstives.co.uk
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getting married in ST IVES Your Wedding Day is the most special day of your life and deserves the very best of settings.
Location, Location, Location! Your Wedding Day is a very special day in your life and deserves the very best of settings. Azure blue seas, shimmering white sands and perfect light will provide the most stunning backdrop to make your day simply perfect. Your friends and family will not just enjoy your ‘big day’, they can enjoy the beautiful scenery and all that St Ives and Cornwall has to offer too. There are many locations here where you can choose to hold your wedding and the following is just to give you a flavour of some of the options...
The Guildhall in Street An Pol is the home of St Ives Town Council. It is licensed to hold civil ceremonies and with a choice of rooms can accommodate a small, intimate affair or a much larger party. The concert hall can be transformed
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into a beautiful space for your wedding reception. Take a look at their website www. stivestowncouncil-cornwall.gov.uk
Old Quay House Situated right on the RSPB Hayle Estuary Nature Reserve, the Old Quay House offers a unique location for your wedding. Ceremonies can take place either indoors or outside on the Azura Deck Summer House, overlooking the beautiful estuary. Parties of up to 80 can be accommodated. St Ives Harbour Hotel has a dedicated Wedding team to make all your dreams come true. It is the 3rd largest wedding venue in Cornwall so whatever size your party, you will be superbly looked after along with your guests. Take your vows against the great sweep of St Ives Bay and celebrate afterwards on the beautiful terrace. www.stives-cornwall.co.uk
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Tregenna Castle is licensed for weddings and civil partnerships throughout the year and can accommodate from two to 160 people. The wedding itself takes place in the form of a traditional registry ceremony which normally takes about 20 minutes. From May to September outdoor ceremonies take place in the beautiful pavilion set in the picturesque gardens with panoramic sea views. Up to 120 guests can enjoy this lovely scene. They also have a dedicated Events Team where they can make your wedding day, perfect!
civil ceremonies. See www.oldvicarage.com With so many staggeringly beautiful locations for your photographs – the Harbour and the many wonderful beaches – you will be spoilt for choice. And your memories will be timeless!
Or you may choose the beautiful venue of Carbis Bay Hotel with its unique setting offering uninterrupted views across the golden sands of Carbis Bay beach. They too have a Wedding coordinator to help plan your perfect day down to even the smallest detail. Once again, all sizes of party are catered for with your ceremony tailor made to suit your needs. For a smaller, intimate ceremony, The Old Vicarage, a historic building set in beautiful grounds, is licensed as a venue for weddings and
Are you looking for a wedding photographer? Contact Limelight Studio www.limelight-studio.co.uk or 07951 647039 who will be happy to capture your special day.
SIMPLY TIMELESS wedding photography
Dawn & David Bright 07951 647039 smile@limelight-studio.co.uk www.limelight-studio.co.uk
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WHERE TO STAY For your convenience, the accommodation in this guide has been divided into:
Hotels - Guest Accommodation - Self Catering - Holiday Parks & Camping Single / Family Occupancy Please note that most establishments may reduce the charge for single occupancy and increase charges for family rooms. We advise you to check before confirming your booking.
One Night breaks A number of our accommodation providers do not accept one night bookings at weekends or during the height of the summer season. For more details contact Visit St Ives Information Centre on 01736 796297.
Cancellations Should you need to cancel your booking, there may be
a cancellation charge. This will vary depending on the accommodation provider and needs to be confirmed when booking. Cancellation and holiday insurance is widely available and recommended.
Facilities We try to ensure that each entry for accommodation in this brochure is as accurate and easy to understand as possible and, for this reason, have kept the use of symbols to a minimum. We recommend that whether booking via Visit St Ives or direct with the establishment, you check your own requirements carefully.
self catering accommodation. Please ring 01736 796297 for details. Alternatively you can book online at www.stives-cornwall.co.uk
Key to Symbols Car parking Continental Breakfast Only Cards Accepted Disabled Facilities Family Friendly Lift Pet Friendly Wi-Fi Sea Views
How to Book Contact the establishment direct to make your booking and be advised to check the price when making your enquiry. Please ensure you mention the Visit St Ives Information Centre. Visit St Ives Information Centre offers an advance booking service for hotels, bed & breakfast and
Rooms with a view A small hotel style bed & breakfast in the centre of St Ives. Most rooms have views over St Ives Bay and harbour. All the double & twin bedrooms have en-suite facilities. We offer free car parking for every guest. Tel: +44 (0)1736 796195 Web: www.regenthotel.com
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Tregenna Castle Resort Tregenna Castle Resort is a family-friendly resort offering a wealth of facilities and activities which are perfect for a fun-filled day out. Overlooking the picturesque seaside town of St Ives, the resort is an ideal venue for your wedding, conference or event. Why not relax in Castle Beauty, sample our new Ă la carte breakfast menu (seasonal), take lunch on the terrace, or enjoy an afternoon tea on the lawn?
Tregenna Castle Resort, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 2DE
Visit www.tregenna-castle.co.uk Call 01736 795 254 or Email hotel@tregenna-castle.co.uk
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ST IVES ACCOMMODATION - HOLIDAY PARKS AND CAMPING
The Belmont 01736 793401
Town centre accommodation, quality ensuite rooms, free parking. Couple of minutes to train and bus station. Close to bars, restaurants, and beaches.
Stay right on the beach
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Chalets Caravans Camping 0800 317713 www.stivesbay.co.uk
Close to Tate, harbour, beaches and restaurants 4star “Visit England” Superhost Airbnb
Spacious Holiday House in the heart of old St Ives
Full details www.1islandsquare.co.uk Contact Charles Harmer +44 7710 649980
Sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms
bookings@1islandsquare.co.uk
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Over 300 beautiful holiday homes in St Ives
Cornish Riviera Holidays www.cornishrivieraholidays.co.uk 01736 797891 - TR26 2DY
We are a family run, St Ives based agency (est 1984) and offer a personal and efficient service. We manage a carefully selected choice of 70 cottages and flats all in the heart of St Ives.
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Set in two acres of private gardens and with spectacular ocean views, our hidden hotel feels secluded – but is really just a pebble’s throw from the Cornish beaches and town. At The Garrack you can enjoy quality Cornish produce, presented beautifully, and served with the most stunning backdrop you can imagine. With swimming pool and Café Bar If you prefer a more informal meal. Both places welcome non-resident diners as well as hotel guests. Tariff from
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Burthallan Lane, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 3AA * Based on 2 people sharing in mid & high season
With stunning views across one of the world’s most iconic bays, our panoramic sea view takes in Porthmeor Beach, St Ives Bay and 30 miles of Cornish coastline. We offer luxury holiday caravans, self-catering apartments, and touring and camping pitches with some of the best views and facilities you will find.
OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
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A1 Cars 01736 797700 A1 Cars are a family-run taxi company operating from St Ives in Cornwall and offering a professional taxi service for private and group hire. A1 Cars offers a private hire taxi service, airport taxi service, sightseeing tours and delivery service around St Ives and Cornwall.
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By Car
Getting to St Ives
Leave the M5 motorway just after Exeter at junction 31and join the A30. The journey to St Ives will take approximately 2 hours. Continue on the A30 bypassing Hayle, take the second exit at the next roundabout and go straight on at the first miniroundabout. If you want to drive into town, turn left at the second mini roundabout, following the signposts. Alternatively, use the Park & Ride Train service (signposted) but see below.
By Coach Long distance scheduled coach services within the county and beyond are operated as commercial concerns by National Express. National Express no longer comes into the town, and you will need to terminate at the nearest coach stop at St Erth. You can then either use the St Ives Branch Line or hire a taxi, why not consider A1 Cars? National Express tickets are available from the Visit St Ives Information Centre. By Rail There are regular train services from London Paddington and if you don’t want to miss a day of your well earned break then why not travel on the overnight Riviera sleeper operated by Great Western Railway. If you are travelling from the North or Midlands the main line services are operated by Cross Country Trains. If you require any additional information on train times and services then contact National Rail Enquiries (08457 48 49 50). The final leg of the train journey to St Ives will include a change at St Erth Station to join the picturesque coastal branch line. The train leaves St Erth and stops at Lelant Saltings, Carbis Bay and St Ives.
Park and Ride From early 2019, the Park and Ride service will be moving from Lelant Saltings to St Erth. With car access to the town centre restricted and sometimes very difficult, especially in summertime, why not leave your car at St Erth and let the train take the strain? Located here is a Park and Ride to St Ives by train. Enjoy the 3 mile journey to St Ives on one of the frequent trains along the most scenic line in Cornwall. You arrive within easy walking distance of the town centre, harbour and beaches. The trains run approximately every 30 minutes throughout the day and into the evening.
By Air Newquay Airport is approximately 50 minutes drive from St Ives. At the time of going to print, year-round destinations include London Gatwick, Manchester and the Isles of Scilly (with additional routes throughout summer months). Ask A1 Cars to pick you up on arrival and take you back to the airport. An aeroplane service to Isles of Scilly (St Marys) is also available on the Isles of Scilly Skybus from Land’s End. There is also a helipcopter service to the islands but at the time of going to print this service has been suspended until April. For travel enquiries contact 0845 7105555 or visit islesofscillytravel.co.uk. It is anticipated that a new additional helicopter service will be established flying from Penzance to the Isles of Scilly in 2020.
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Useful Information BANKS
Barclays Bank (Cashpoint) High Street, TR26 1RT Yorkshire Building Society (No Cashpoint) High Street, TR26 1RS
PHARMACIES
Boots High Street, TR26 1RS 01736 795072 Leddra Fore Street, TR26 1AB 01736 795432 Boots Stennack Surgery, TR26 1RU 01736 795047 Carbis Bay Pharmacy St Ives Road, Carbis Bay, TR26 2FZ 01736 799025 Boots Pharmacy West Cornwall Shopping Centre TR27 5LX 01736 756843
CINEMA
Royal Cinema Royal Square, TR26 2ND 01736 796843
COUNCIL OFFICES
St Ives Town Council The Guildhall, Street-an-Pol TR26 2DS 01736 797840 Cornwall Council One Stop Shop, The Library,Gabriel Street, TR26 2LX 0300 1234 100 St Ives Harbour Master Smeatons Pier, TR26 1LP 01736 795018
DENTISTS
Pearly Whites Dental Surgery 2 Tregenna Hill, TR26 1SF 01736 798463
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Smile Dentalcare Tregenna Hill Dental Surgery, TR26 1SF 01736 796260 Carbis Bay Dental Practice St Ives Road, Carbis Bay, TR26 1SF 01736 793090
If you have a dental emergency, call the NHS Dental Helpline on 01872 354375 and an answerphone message will provide you with information on how to obtain emergency dental treatment.
DOCTORS
The Stennack Surgery Stennack, TR26 1RU 01736 793333
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Police, Ambulance, Fire & Rescue and Coastguard Dial 999 - on a landline or dial 112 - on a mobile phone
HOSPITALS
The Stennack Surgery Minor injuries unit. TR26 1RU, 01736 793333 West Cornwall Hospital St Clare Street, Penzance TR18 2PF 01736 874000 Royal Cornwall Hospital Truro TR1 3LQ 01872 250000
LIBRARY & INFO SERVICE
St Ives Library, Gabriel Street, TR26 2LX 0300 1234 111
POST OFFICE
Main Post Office Tregenna Hill, TR26 1SE 01736 795004 Sub Post Office (Cashpoint) Chy An Chy, TR26 1LH 01736 795986
PLACES OF WORSHIP
The Vine Elim Carbis Bay Memorial Hall, TR26 2TA 01736 795677 Church of England St Ives Parish Church, St Andrew’s Street TR26 1AH 01736 796404 St Johns in the Fields The Stennack 01736 796404 St Anta Church Porthrepta Road, Carbis Bay TR26 2LL 01736 796206 Towednack Parish Church Towednack TR26 3AZ Catholic Church Sacred Heart & St. Ia Tregenna Hill, TR26 1SE 01736 362619 Salvation Army St Ives Corps, Wharf Road, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1LF 01736 797746 Fore Street Methodist Church TR26 1HW 01736 798530 United Methodist Church Bedford Road Hellesveor Methodist Chapel Hellesveor Bible Christian Methodist Church St Peters Street Chy an Gweal Methodist Church St Ives Road, Carbis Bay Carbis Bay Wesley St Ives Road, Carbis Bay Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion Zion Community Church, Fore Street, St Ives
TAXIS
A1 Cars 01736 797700 www.stives-cornwall.co.uk
St Ives Directory
Activities Boathouse Theatre Coco Kitchen Escape Time St Ives Guided Tours of St Ives Lands End Cycle Hire Newlyn School of Art Ocean Sports Penhalwyn Trekking Centre and School Shanty Baba St Ives German Tours St Ives Markets St Ives Surf School St Ives Walks
Carnglaze Place TR26 1PX 13 Tregenna Place TR26 1SD Park Avenue TR26 2DN The Guildhall TR26 2DS Lodey Sail Loft TR20 9TT The Old Board School TR18 5AW Carbis Bay TR26 2NP Halsetown TR26 3AN Westcotts Quay TR26 2DY St Ives The Guildhall TR26 2DS Porthmeor beach TR26 1JZ St Ives
07985 261 181 01736 799 925 01736 887 444 07816 180 639 07885 452 997 01736 365 557 07533 695 031 01736 796 597 07986 123 305 07876 740 622
Wharf Road St Ives Road High Street Brush End, Lelant Westcotts Quay 8 Camaret Drive Porthrepta Road Steeple Lane St Ives Road The Old Cottage High Street
TR26 1PU TR26 2RT TR26 1RS TR26 3EF TR26 2DY TR26 2BE TR26 2FG TR26 2AY TR26 2LA TR26 3LD TR26 1RS
01736 754 313 01736 630 015 01736 794 686 07939 689 469 01736 797 891 01736 796 198 01736 798 178 07814 677 972 01736 806 173 01736 755 304 01736 794 686
Tregenna Hill Back Road West The Wharf Back Road East Fore Street Unit 2 Harbour Galleries Back Road West Back Road West Wills Lane Keigwin Farmhouse
TR26 1SE TR26 1NL TR26 1PU TR26 1NW TR26 1HE TR26 1LF TR26 1NL TR26 1LU TR26 1AF TR19 7TS
07779 877 670 01736 796 288 01736 799 744 01736 791 571 01736 794 888 01736 793 456 01736 795 579 01736 795 582 01736 791 434 01736 786 425
Barnoon Hill Helston 23-31 The Coombe 16 Trelissick Road Morrab Road Porthmeor Beach High Stennack
TR26 1AD TR13 0QA TR18 5HS TR27 4HY TR18 4HE TR26 1TG TR26 2HE
01736 796 226 01326 573 404 01736 332 222 01736 751 020 01736 363 625 01736 796 226 01736 799 703
3 Porthminster Terrace Spernen Close Valley Road Porthmeor Square St Ives Road 8 Porthminster Terrace Zennor 9 Porthminster Terrace
TR26 2DQ TR26 2QT TR26 2QS TR26 1ND TR26 2SX TR26 2DQ TR26 3DD TR26 2DQ
01736 796 516 01736 797 643 01736 794 442 07810 127 812 01736 795 170 01736 799 385 01736 794 183 01736 796 738
01736 793 938 01736 793 692
Agencies Aspects Holidays Carbis Bay Holidays Cornish Horizons Cornish Luxury Holidays Cornish Riviera Holidays Escape to St Ives Hawkes Point Luxury St Ives Ocean Holidays Cornwall So St Ives St Ives Holidays
Art Galleries 54 Lemons Alexandra Dickens Gallery Art Space Gallery Back Road Artworks Belgrave St Ives Desiree Hope Gallery Penwith Gallery St Ives Society of Artists Sweetlime Studio Ltd Yew Tree Gallery
Attractions Barbara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture Garden Flambards Newlyn Filmhouse Paradise Park Penlee House & Gallery Tate St Ives The Leach Pottery
B&B Guest Houses 3 Porthminster Amie Beachcroft Beachside Guesthouse Beechwood House Blue Sky Boswednack Manor Carlill Guesthouse
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Chy-An-Gwedhen Coast Vegetarian B & B Cornerways Downlong Cottage Downsfield Bed And Breakfast Ebbstives Glanmor Green Apple Bed and Breakfast Halwell Lodge Harbour View Headland House Lamorna Lodge Little Leaf Guest House No 4 St Ives Oystercatcher Portarlington Pretty Penny Rivendell Sea Breeze Seaforth Luxury Guest House Taranaki Ten Ocean View The Anchorage The Belmont The Keep The Mustard Tree The Nook The Old Count House The Old Vicarage The Olive Branch The Painters Cottage The Regent The Rookery The Sloop Inn The Terrace Guesthouse Thurlestone Guest House Tregony Villamorva West By Five Westcliff Bed & Breakfast
St Ives Road St Ives Road Bethesda Place 95 Back Road East Longstone Hill Alexandra Terrace The Belyars St Ives Road Fore Street, Lelant 6 Park Avenue Headland Road Boskerris Road 16 Park Avenue 4 Talland Road St Ives Road 11 Parc Bean 13 Draycott Terrace 7 Porthminster Terrace 5 Higher Trewidden Road Skidden Hill Trenwith Burrows 10 Ocean View Terrace 5 Bunkers Hill 5 The Terrace 6 Hicks Courts St Ives Road Alexander Road Trenwith Square Parc an Creet 6 Porthminster Terrace Talland Road Fernlea Terrace 8 The Terrace The Wharf 27 The Terrace St Ives Road, Carbis Bay 1 Clodgy View No 5 North Terrace Clodgy View Beach Road
TR26 2JN TR26 2RT TR26 1PA TR26 1PF TR26 2LJ TR26 1EL TR26 2BX TR26 2SX TR26 3EL TR26 2DN TR26 2NS TR26 2NG TR26 2DN TR26 2DF TR26 2SF TR26 1EA TR26 2EF TR26 2DQ TR26 2DP TR26 2DU TR26 1DJ TR26 1RQ TR26 1LJ TR26 2BL TR26 1HS TR26 2JX TR26 1EQ TR26 1DQ TR26 2ES TR26 2DQ TR26 2DF TR26 2BH TR26 2BL TR26 1LR TR26 2BP TR26 2RT TR26 1JG TR26 1QL TR26 1JG TR26 1JY
01736 798 684 01736 795 918 01736 796 706 01736 798 107 01736 796 659 01736 793 403 01736 795 613 01736 600 020 01736 752 003 01736 796 102 01736 796 647 01736 795 967 01736 795 427 01736 794 910 01736 797 499 01736 797 278 01736 795 574 01736 794 923 01736 797 549 01736 798 658 07474 900 399 01736 797 534 01736 797 135 01736 793 401 07889 162 360 01736 795 677 01736 795 913 01736 795 369 01736 796 124 01736 795 363 01736 797 626 01736 796 195 01736 799 401 01736 796584 01736 797 450 01736 796 369 01736 791 851 01736 795 666 01736 794 584 01736 797 708
The Drill Hall Halsetown Church lane Porthminster Beach Porthmeor Beach Gabriel Street St Ives Road, Carbis Bay 6 The Digey
TR26 2LR TR26 3NA TR26 3DZ TR26 2EB TR26 1JZ TR26 2LU TR26 2RT TR26 1HR
01736 799 450 01736 795 583 01736 753 401 01736 795 352 01736 793 366 01736 795 307 01736 791 706 01736 799 600
Street an Garrow
TR26 1SG
01736 799 899
Alexandra Road Lethlean Lane, Hayle 73 Loggans Rd, Hayle
TR26 1EJ TR27 5AW TR27 5BH
01736 795 855 01736 753 080 0800 317 713
Eat & Drink Café Art Halsetown Inn No 19 at West Country Golf Club Porthminster Beach Café Porthmeor Beach Café Rajpoot Tandoori Restaurant The Bean Inn Vegetarian Restaurant The Digey Food Room
Health & Beauty The Attic Cellar Treatment Rooms
Holiday Parks Ayr Holiday Park Beachside Holiday Park St Ives Bay Holiday Park
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St Ives Directory
Hostels Cohort Hostel
The Stennack
TR26 1FF
01736 791 664
Trelyon Avenue Boskerris Road Carbis Bay The Terrace Treloyhan Avenue Burthallan Lane Treloyhan Avenue 22 The Warren
TR26 2AD TR26 2NQ TR26 2NP TR26 2BN TR26 2PN TR26 3AA TR26 2DE TR26 2EA
01736 797 129 01736 795 295 01736 795 311 01736 795 221 01736 797 248 01736 796 199 01736 795 254 01736 793 267
High Street
TR26 1RS
Laity Lane
TR26 3HW
Island Square 13 Carthew Court 14 Channel View The Wharf 21 Carthew Cour 12 Street an Garrow 3 Sunday School Court 35 Carrack Widden 4 Porthmeor Court 85 Back Road East 3 Academy Terrace Skidden Hill Skidden Hill Hain Walk 18 Park Avenue 6 Trenwith Terrace 13 Channel View 1 Beach Road Venton Road Talland Road Flat 18 Carrack Widden 14 Wesley Place Porthminster Point 1 & 2 Chy an Chy The Wharf 4 Coastguard Cottages No 2 Stone Court 20 The Digey 13 Street-An-Garrow 9 Fernhill Apartments Clodgy View 93A Back Road East Porthrepta Road Trelawney Road 18 Park Avenue Lelant Downs 6 Love Lane 14 Victoria Road Back Road West
TR26 1NX TR26 1RN TR26 1RG TR26 1LF TR26 1RN TR26 2RE TR26 1RP TR26 2PB TR26 1NP TR26 1PF TR26 1HJ TR26 2DU TR26 2DU TR26 2AF TR26 2DN TR26 1QE TR26 1RG TR26 1JY TR26 2AQ TR26 2DG TR26 2BP TR26 1SL TR26 2AE TR26 1LH TR26 1LG TR26 2AB TR26 2EH TR26 1LJ TR26 1S TR26 2JT TR26 1JG TR26 1PF TR26 2NZ TR26 1AN TR26 2DN TR27 6LL TR26 1LL TR26 1NY TR26 1NL
Hotels Blue Hayes Boskerris Hotel Carbis Bay Hotel & Estate St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa St Merryn Hotel The Garrack Hotel Tregenna Castle Resort Trevose Harbour House
Miscellaneous St Ives Business Improvement District
01736 792 121
Resorts Una
01736 257000
Self Catering 1 Island Square 13 Carthew Court 14 Channel View 2 West Pier 21 Carthew Court 3 Fascination Court 3 Sunday School Court 35 Carrack Widden 4 Porthmeor Court 85 Back Road East Admiral Cottage Apartment 1 – Custom House Apartment 4 – Custom House Atlanta Breeze Atlantic View Bay View Beach Break House Beach Road Apartments Birdsong Blue Rock Blue View Cape Cottage Chy an Carrack Chy an Chy Chy Mor Apartments Coastguard House Coastguard View Corner Cottage Dave’s Pad Fernhill Penthouse Golden Sunset Apartment Gran’s Cottage Gwaynten Gwithians Reach Harbour’s Reach Hope Cottage Kalafrana Cottage Labour In Vain Langridge Self Catering
07710 649 980 07769 877 607 01736 759 222 0115 925 8089 07769 877 607 07540 996 430 01736 798 198 01736 796 198 01736 796 198 01736 796 198 07767 231 410 01736 796 198 01736 796 198 07951 647 039 07955 710 624 07887 373 730 01562 731 227 07540 996 430 07767 231 410 01634 661 574 01736 755 304 07741 499 315 07795 284 356 01736 798 798 01736 798 798 01736 798 196 01736 796 198 01736 798 206 01736 796 198 07540 401 047 07980 834 228 01872 560 644 01736 755 304 07789 906 047 07955 710 624 01736 796 198 01736 796 198 07810 480 190 01858 535 384
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Lighthouse Watch Little Dolly Customs House Little Nook Making Waves Mariner’s Belle Middle Deck Morveren No 8 Windsor Terrace Number One – Nanjivey Row Number seven Penhayl Cottage Pilchard Cottage Porthminster Room 1 Porthminster Room 2 Premier Apartments Reflections Rock Cottage Salubrious Cottage Sands Studio Sandy Feet Sea Ayr Sea View Holiday Apartment SeaCrest SeaCrest 1 SeaCrest 2 Seawater Serendipity Shutters St Nicholas Court Star Gazy Surf Break St Ives Tara Terrazzo The Apartment The Drift The Lighthouse The Loft The Meadow The Moorings The Old Chapel The Retreat Tregenna Apartments Tregowan Holiday Apartment – No. 1 Tregowan Holiday Apartments – No. 2 and 3 Treloyhan Lodge Trenoweth Lodge Trevalgan Holiday Barns Trevethoe Farm Cottages Westward House Wheal Trenwith Whistler’s Rest White Crest
18 Park Avenue Skidden Hill Ayr 6 Carrack Dhu 81 Back Road East Flat 2, 81 Back Road East Talland Road 8 Windsor Terrace Nanjivey Row Flat 7, Rosemorran Wharf Road 8 Fish Street Wharf Road Wharf Road Wharf Road 17 Bowling Green Terrace 28 The Warren Salubrious Terrace Beach Court 23 Virgin Street 11 Ayr Terrace 5 Sea View Terrace Clodgy View Clodgy View Clodgy View 28 Wesley Place Fish Street 3 Bethesda Hill Porthmeor Road 8 The Meadow Bishops Road Burthallan Lane 22 The Terrace 2A Gabriel Street Flat 4, Cyrill Noall Square 27 The Warren 5 Hicks Court 20 The Meadow Norway Lane 3 Polmanter Cottages 2 Wheal Ayr Court 6 Tregenna Terrace Porthmeor Hill Porthmeor Hill Treloyhan Avenue Parc Owles Trevalgan Trevethoe Farm Bowling Green 1 Trenwith Square Halsetown Road The Belyars
TR26 2DN TR26 2DU TR26 1EQ TR26 1DS TR26 1PF TR26 1PF TR26 2FD TR26 1DP TR26 1BU TR26 2BY TR26 3DU TR26 1LT TR26 1LG TR26 1LG TR26 1LG TR26 1JS TR26 2EA TR26 1HN TR26 1PL TR26 1HP TR26 1ED TR26 2DH TR26 1JG TR26 1JG TR26 1JG TR26 1SL TR26 1LT TR26 1PB TR26 1SZ TR26 1HX TR26 2BY TR26 3AA TR26 2BP TR26 2LU TR26 1HE TR26 2EA TR26 1HS TR26 1HX TR26 1NB TR26 3NB TR26 1EG TR26 2DL TR26 1JU TR26 1JU TR26 2AS TR26 2RE TR26 3BJ TR26 3HG TR26 1JH TR26 1DQ TR26 3AQ TR26 2GH
07955 710 624 01736 796 198 01736 796 198 01736 793 895 01736 796 198 01905 863 822 01736 754 242 01736 794 235 07741 499 315 01736 755 304 01736 758 227 01736 755 304 07769 877 607 07769 877 607 01736 798 798 01736 796 198 01736 793 353 07966 195 256 01736 317 740 01736 755 304 01736 796 198 01736 793 037 01736 796 198 01737 796 198 01738 796 198 01736 755 304 07966 195 256 01736 798 798 023 8026 7939 01797 229 668 01736 793 114 01736 796 198 01326 210 336 01736 795 255 01736 796 198 07889 162 360 01736 755 304 07769 877 607 07741 499 315 07895 014 232 01736 798 198 01736 797 644 07818 011 011 07540 996 430 01732 454 061 01736 755 304 01736 756 252 07855 158 478 07474 900 399 01736 795 369 01736 796 198 01736 796 198
Gabriel Street Whitecross Fore Street Fore Street The Guildhall
TR26 2LU TR20 8BZ TR26 1HE TR26 1AB TR26 2DS
01736 796 711 01736 740 660 01736 798 756 01736 799 684 07472 691 684
Tregenna Hill Camborne
TR26 1SF TR14 0PP
01736 797 700 01209 613 879
Shopping Colenso Hardy Exotics I Should Coco Seasalt St Ives Farmers’ Market
Transport A1 Cars Elite Private Hire
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