Mullion

Mullion is the largest village in the lovely Lizard region of charming Cornwall. Its extraordinary natural beauty and old world air make for a sublime experience...

Beaches at Mullion
A short scenic walk from the village of Mullion, will bring you to many small delightful beaches.

Poldhu Cove
You and your family will enjoy this friendly beach. The waters are mild and safe, and the sand is warm and soft. It is backed by shifting the sand dunes. And the cliffs around this happy beach, have a claim to fame - in the winter of 1901, Macaroni conducted his well-known trans-Atlantic radio communication experiment here...

Church Cove
This little hidden beach is a real gem. Youll welcome its solitary air and peaceful mood. Children will love this tiny secluded beach, with its gentle sand and mild waters.

Pollurian Cove
Sun-kissed pale gold sands...cool blue surging waves...rugged ancient cliffs...
The picturesque Pollurian Cove is the most popular beach in Mullion. Youll revel in its fine warm sand...and you can even surf in its joyful waters!

Mullion Cove
The dramatic coastline of the Mullion Cove made it the epicentre of two very profitable industries…Pilchard fishing, and, the more adventurous but illegal, smuggling. When you walk about the weathered cliffs which border this cove, you can explore its ancient caves...which were erstwhile smugglers dens!

The Church of St Mellanus
At the heart of this olde worlde village, is a beautiful thirteenth-century antiquated church. Youll have a fascinating time exploring its architecture and interiors. The door of this ancient church has a little flap "dog-door". It was made to allow the sheep-dogs of that age, to move freely in and out of the church. The roof of this Cornish church is shaped like a barrel. It is held together by amazing little wood-pegs, and you wont spot a single nail!
The oak benches are creatively carved with beautiful scenes from the bible. And the font is a lovely octagonal bowl, which is engraved with a stunning serpentine motif...
This quaint church, which has survived for centuries, will cast a sublime spell over you...

Local Colour
Take a walk down the crooked lanes of this old old village...youll be smitten...
The village of Mullion bursts into colourful blooms every summer. The exuberant buds blossom in wild abandon in every crack they can find. Charming cottages bask contentedly in the sun....

Mullion Gallery, sits proudly in the middle of the village. It is a celebration of the rich creative and artistic talents of the Cornish folk. Do take a peek...youll be inspired...

Accommodation

Hotels
Mullion Cove Hotel, Polurrian Hotel and Ridgeback Lodge Hotel, will ensure that you have a happy and comfortable stay at Mullion.

Bed & Breakfast
The Old Vicarage, Parc Cres, Campden House, Trenance Farmhouse, Meaver Crease Farm, Westward and The Mounts Bay Guest House, offer you a clean cosy bead and delicious home-cooked breakfast.

Self-catering
Cliff Top Cottage, Criggan Mill, Seaspray Cottage, Caunce Head, Nanplough Farm Cottage, and Alma Guest House, will warmly welcome you to their delightful cottages.

Camping
You can enjoy the rare beauty of Mullion, by camping out in its fresh air. Franchis Holidays, Weststar Holiday Park and Mullion Holiday Park will be glad to rent-out their comfy caravans to you.

Restaurants
You can get your fill of the scrumptious local sea-fare and a mug of chilled beer at The Old Inn, The Mounts Bay and Mullion Cricket Club.

Sea-side Delight
The lovely and peaceful sea-side village of Mullion is sure to delight your heart and soothe your soul. You won’t know what you’re missing, until you visit it...