If you're looking for clubs, late night mayhem and high volume, then Perranporth is not for you! With no nightclubs and nowhere open much beyond midnight, the village is very much more family orientated and laid back compared to some of the larger and more 18-30 style towns on the coast.

The beach is obviously the major attraction here with a 3 mile stretch of sand at low tide providing more than enough space to spread out even during the busiest weeks of July and August. There are plenty of hire shops to grab yourself a wetsuit and board and give surfing a try,  (lessons can be pre-booked before you arrive) and a team of truly professional and dedicated lifeguards are on patrol during the main holiday season.

The Beach shortly after high tide.

The village offers a park, boating lake and putting green, bowls club, horse-riding, gliding club, tennis (grass and hard-courts), fishing (sea and coarse), a challenging 18 hole golf course and some of the most spectacular coastal walks in the South-West.  We are members of the Coast Path Association and welcome walkers and cyclists either "en-route" or wishing to base themselves centrally for exploring the locality.  

The Boating Lake and Gardens.

If you would like advice or information about any particular activity, please drop us an e-mail and even if we can't answer your question, we will certainly know someone who can!