A selection of useful links to local, and other, websites which we trust will be of assistance to you.
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The Good Hotel Guide has written a comprehensive review of Mount Haven Hotel & Restaurant |
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The Paddy Burt Collection of places to stay and eat is a website inspired by Paddy’s very popular weekly column "Room Service" which ran from 1990 until August 2008 in the Daily Telegraph. The Mount Haven Hotel has frequently been featured there when a journalist has written about what it was like to stay and eat there. |
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The Special Places to Stay guide books are very special indeed. There is an online version of these guide books, where each of the properties has been visited by Sawdays, who hope that they can take the hard work out of planning your escape. |
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Best Loved Hotels include the best romantic and luxury hotels in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland |
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St Michael's Mount - the raison d'etre of the Mount Haven - magical, mystical and always fascinating. Off-season tours on Tuesday and Fridays at 11am and 2pm until full opening starts on 29th March. Follow in the steps of pilgrims, mariners, saints and giants to discover the legends and the real stories of the Mount,sacred to the Sun God Bel for thousands of years before becoming Christianised. The St Aubyn family still live in the historic castle, and the island is home to a thriving community. |
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The Minack Theatre, an amphitheatre located on the cliffs overlooking Porthcurno Beach, where whales, dolphins and seals can be seen, has an extensive programme of plays and other theatrical performances over the summer season |
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The National Maritime Museum in Falmouth houses a superb collection of ships, boats, small craft and maritime artifacts illustrating the Maritime heritage of Cornwall. |
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Near to the Minack, in Porthurno valley, is the Porthcurno Telegraph Museum which is open now on Sundays and Mondays. Set deep within secret wartime tunnels, behind blast-proof doors, was the biggest telegraph station in the world. See how coded messages were sent through undersea cable networks around the world. |
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On the Lizard peninsula, visit the Seal Sanctuary, set in the picturesque Helford Estuary, by the beautiful village of Gweek, in Cornwall. The Sanctuary is a busy rescue centre, and also has resident Grey Seals, Common Seals, Fur Seals, Californian and Patagonian Sea Lions, Goats, Ponies and Otters. |
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English Heritage manages many of the major ancient sites of interest in England including such Cornish sites as Tintagel, suggested home of King Arthur! |
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The Eden Project near St Austell is frequently described as the Eighth Wonder of the World. Plants, trees and flowers from tropical and rain-forest areas of the world have been brought to Cornwall and are grown in giant "Geomes" or glass roofed geodesic greenhouses. |
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Heligan Gardens, having recently been restored to their former glory after decades of neglect, make a fascinating "escape" from modern "hurly-burly" life and provide welcoming relaxation in a beautiuful setting. |
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Alongside the River Fal, upstream from Falmouth, are the National Trust Trelissick Gardens, adjacent to the King Harry Ferry leading onto the Roseland Peninsula. Alternatively, just outside Penzance are Trengwainton Gardens, which provide a feast of colour in Spring with Rhodendrons and Camelias. |
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Trebah Garden, together with its "twin" at Glendurgan, are described as being amongst the world's most beautiful gardens. They are sub tropical paradises set in two sunken river valleys opening onto the Helford River, not far from Falmouth. |
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The Isles of Scilly are just 28 miles beyond Lands End and can be reached by sea or air services from Penzance or Lands End. Mount Haven is the most perfect place to stay on your way out or back! |
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Future World at Goonhilly is a truly fascinating journey of discovery. From the pioneering 'cold war' technology of satellite communications to the thought provoking predictions of the future. |
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8 miles across to the North Cornwall Coast brings you to the beautiful old fishing village and artists' community at St Ives. The new Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth garden are a real treat. |
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Supported or self guided walking across Cornwall's most dramatic and intimate landscapes. From two hours to full day hikes with a local guide from Western Discoveries. A great chance to get off the normal routes and see the real Cornwall. |
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Global Boarders offer visitors a unique chance to experience many different beaches of West Cornwall, all offering different surfing conditions. |
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At Mobius, learn to Kite-sail or wander off on your own with a bike |
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DW Car Hire is a well-established personal, friendly service offering a wide range of new vehicles, combined with FREE local delivery & collection service. |
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Mount Haven Hotel, Marazion, Cornwall is featured on YouStayUK.com, your guide to recommended things to do and Hotels in Marazion, Cornwall |
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Willkommen bei UrlaubCornwall.de, dem perfekten Begleiter für Ihren Urlaub in Cornwall. Cornwall ist unter deutschen Urlaubern das beliebteste Reiseziel in England und Großbritannien. Das ist auch kein Wunder, denn Cornwall hat alle Zutaten, die man für einen perfekten Urlaub braucht. Genießen Sie die fantastische kornische Landschaft, die schon durch die Verfilmungen der Rosamunde Pilcher Romane in Deutschland berühmt gemacht wurden. |
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Luxury Safaris in South Africa at Thanda Private Game Reserve provide the ultimate in luxury safari experiences in South Africa. Winner of "Africa’s Leading Luxury Lodge" and "South Africa”s Leading Safari Lodge" at the 2008 World Travel Awards! |
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