Coverack
In a quiet spot of The Lizard peninsula, the tiny Cornish coastal village of Coverack basks in the warmth of the benevolent sun... A beautiful beach... a magical countryside... warm friendly people...
...The happy hamlet of Coverack blooms in delight!
Sand, Shingle and Surf
The gentle sand and shingle beach at Coverack is the perfect place for you to lie down, relax, and soak-in on the golden sunrays. Children will enjoy building sand-castles and picking up the pretty pebbles.
The exuberant blue waters will tempt you to go windsurfing at Coverack...even if you dont know how to! And you can. There are many helpful surf schools on the beach, like the Windsurfing Coverack Centre, which will help you ride the wonderfully wicked waves. And if youre lucky, a couple of friendly dolphins may even join you on your joy-ride!
You can also go snorkelling at Coverack, boat-riding, and you can even indulge in a spot of quiet fishing...
The beach of Coverack is a secluded secret; one, which youll want to treasure and cherish...
Rustic Rambles
Walking around the charming countryside of Coverack can be quite a bewitching experience. The geology around this region is a metamorphic miracle and is known as "serpentine rock". Coverack is also renowned for its outstanding beauty and rich wildlife.
As you walk through the open, youll come across a sheer celebration of colour. Amongst the growing green shrubs, and the tall brown trees, bright bunches of jubilant wild flowers burst into life... And you can listen to cries of breeding birds and humming insects as you breathe in the crisp clean air...
A trek through the craggy cliffs around Coverack will take you to the spell-binding Chynhallis Point. Youll pass a half-hidden cove, bathed in solitude and sunshine - the Lankidden Cove, Coverack.
Chynhallis Point offers you a taste of all the natural beauty that is native to Coverack. Be sure to take your camera… and your picnic basket!
Local Colour
The village of Coverack is known as Goveryk is the local Cornish tongue. It is a delightful sea-side village which celebrates and cherishes its rich Cornish culture.
Stroll down the winding lanes of this sleepy hamlet and youre in for a rare treat.
Thatched-roofed, white-washed quaint cottages, covered with honey-suckle, sit contentedly in the sunlight. Delightful little shops in Coverack try to catch your eye with their creative wares.
Be sure to peek into Brendas, The Seine Loft, The Old Mill Shop and the charming Coverack Post Office. Youll be greeted with warm smiles and attractive souvenirs.
Coverack is a creative hub for many talented artisans. Do visit the art galleries and craft workshops. Their aesthetic and arresting creations are sure to captivate you...
Accommodation
Coverack Hotels
The Paris and The Bay Hotel, will ensure that your stay at Coverack is clean and comfortable.
Coverack Bed & Breakfast
Porthbeer, Fernleigh, Parc-An-Grouse, Boak House, Tregoning Lea, Bay View Cottage, School Hill, and Chynhalls Cottages, will happily welcome you into their warm space in Coverack.
Coverack Self-Catering
Crackling Cottage, Harbour Cottage, Lizard Peninsula Holiday, Polcoverack cottages, Ivy Cottage, The Old Carpenters Shop, Sunnyside, Huckleberry House, The Anchorage, Coverack Headland, Lindford Cottages, and Lowlands, promise you a cosy and comfy stay.
Coverack Camping
You can hire-out camping equipment and caravans from Roskillys, Little Trevothan Caravan Park, Penmarth Farm, Coverack Youth Hostel, and Chynhalls Park Holiday.
Coverack Restaurants
You can enjoy a delicious hearty meal in Coverack, a mug of chilled beer, and the warm Cornish hospitality at The Old Lifeboat House, The Harbour Lights and the The Paris Hotel.
Mesmerising Magic
The very air of Coverack will cast a spell on you. Its beauty and mood will slowly seduce you and youll be captivated by its mesmerising magic...
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