Sea Waves Guest House Penzance

General Information

There are many things to do out and approximately. You could hire bicycles and take a ride around Penzance, or go on a fishing excursion or enjoyment boat journey to look for sea-life. You might be lucky enough to feel Seals, Dolphins or sometimes even Basking Sharks. Whether you enjoy strolling there are fine waterside paths to stroll along. There are some good sandy beaches to stay, such as Sennan Cove, Porthcurno and Marazion coast. Penzance features a wide range of places to eat and drink. Some of which are steeped in heritage, such as the Admiral Benbow which is featured in the story Treasure Island. The old market place city of Penzance is the Capital of the far west of Cornwall and is embedded in pretty Mounts Bay - a body of water dominated by the grandeur of St. Michael's Mount. Situated only 10 miles from Land's End, a locality of Celtic culture and widely-known genuine beauty surrounds the city. Situated in the far west of the County, Penzance is easily reached by either highway or rail, with the A30 and A38 highways giving access from all parts of England, mainly by Motorway or dual-carriageway. There are straight rail links with London, the Midlands, the North and Scotland. Express coaches operate to and from Penzance, as part of the national net, to all parts of the state.