According to
http://www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/97.html
A country house above a once notorious smuggling fishing village. There is easy access to the South West Coastal Footpath, dramatic cliffs and deserted coves - ideal for sea bathing, fishing and boating trips. RYA windsurfing school offers courses.
Opening Information
Dates open:
(Jan 10-Mar 24 RaH)
Mar 25-Oct 31
(Nov 1- Apr 13 '03) |
3rd February 2002ce
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According to
http://www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/103.html
This cosy hostel is in three acres of grounds in the beautiful Cot Valley, with open log fires, interesting menus and a selection of walking route information. This spectacular coastline, where seals and dolphins can often be seen, has clean sandy beaches. |
3rd February 2002ce
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according to
http://www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/76.html
This early Georgian manor house, in landscaped gardens, commands sweeping views of Mount's Bay and the Lizard Peninsula. Visit St Michael's Mount and St Ives (home of the Tate Gallery), or take a boat to the Isles of Scilly. There's a wide choice of meals, from speciality fresh baked pizzas (the best you'll eat in a hostel according to the 1997 Berkley Guide), to traditional Cornish clotted cream ice cream. |
3rd February 2002ce
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According to
http://www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/92.html
This lively yet homely hostel has stunning views over the coastline. Accommodation is in either the house or adjacent annexe with its own facilities. The port of Padstow is nearby as is the lighthouse at Trevose. Enjoy traffic free cycling along the Camel Trail, walking the coastal path or a YHA surfing holiday. |
3rd February 2002ce
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according to
http://www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/801.html
A little gem! Perched on Glebe Cliff with stunning coastal views over Dunderhole Point on the South West Coast Path. Explore the 13th century remains of Tintagel Castle or just watch the wild seas crash over the rocks below as the nearby village of Tintagel bustles with activity. |
3rd February 2002ce
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ACCORDING TO http://www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/59.html
A unique, cosy retreat where the river meets the sea. In a National Trust harbour, this was originally a stable for horses that pulled boats ashore. On the South West Coast Path the superb coastal scenery of the area provides excellent walking country and lovers of literature will appreciate the local Thomas Hardy connections. |
3rd February 2002ce
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Born in Cornwall 1966.
Main interests include Hillforts and barrows. I try to cover mainly Cornish sites but about five times a year get to visit Dorset where my wifes family live. Fairly keen on folklore and earth mysteries etc.
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