Things to do in and around Portreath

Tehidy Country Park

The largest area of woodland in west Cornwall, containing over 9 miles of paths for walking, dog walking and cycling. The mini waterfalls are a popular attraction, as are the very tame squirrels and ducks. There is plenty of parking options and a café and visitor centre.

Coast to Coast Trail

From Porteath to Devoran, The Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast route is a fantastic way to enjoy the Cornish countryside. It passes through one of the world's best-conserved concentrations of historic mine buildings, allowing you to explore the area's fascinating history.

South West Coast Path

Portreath to Hayle is a stunning clifftop walk along some stunning coastline, views of seals in rocky coves like Ralph's Cupboard, passing the spectacular Hell's Mouth and it's café, and onwards to Godrevy Lighthouse and Gwithian.

Places to Eat and Drink in and around Portreath

The Portreath Arms

The Portreath Arms is a family owned and run Bar and Restaurant located in the centre of the village just a short walk away from Portreath’s harbour and beach.

The Atlantic Beach Café & Bar

Offering freshly made Fish & Chips, Hot food, Locally sourced Barista Coffee, Cold drinks, Homemade cakes and Cream teas daily...- to either take away or inside seating!

Pod Café Portreath

The Pod (formerly The Hub Portreath) is a dog-friendly cafe by Portreath Beach and offers indoor or outdoor seating and takeaway options.

Where to Find the Best Local Food and Drinks in Portreath

Cornwall is famed for its iconic dishes, each steeped in tradition and flavour. Be sure to sample these local specialties: Cornish Pasty: A hearty, golden-baked pastry filled with beef, potatoes, swede, and onion. Perfect for a quick lunch on the go. Fresh Seafood: Thanks to its coastal location, Portreath boasts some of the freshest catches,…