Lodges with Hot Tubs in Penzance

Situated on the South Coast of Cornwall, close to Land’s End, this small historic town has plenty to offer. Whether you want to make the most of being by the sea, or fancy learning more about the culture of the area, you won’t be disappointed.

Lodges with hot tubs are a popular choice for a Cornwall stay and this is one of the most visited areas in the UK in holiday seasons.

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Coastal Attractions

Due to Penzance’s incredible location, it’s coastline is a huge draw for visitors. Alongside the expected boat and kayak hire, there are some unusual coastal attractions. Why not have a dip in the Jubilee Pool. This art deco style lido opened in 1935 and looks out over the beautiful St. Michaels Mount. It’s refurbishment in 2014 has modernised this beautiful pool and they offer a range of activities such as yoga and circuits at the complex. If you are looking to head out onto the open sea itself, why no take a boat tour to learn more about the wildlife, geology and history of this section of the Cornish coastline. Or, take an unexpected diving opportunity and snorkel with Blue Sharks. Running through the summer months take the opportunity to be surrounded by sharks in English waters. It should be noted that there is no guarantee of spotting sharks as they are wild animals, but should you be lucky enough, it will be a truly magical experience.

Culture

The culture surrounding the South West is influenced by a wide range of historical time periods. Starting with the late Neolithic, take a trip to the Merry Maidens. This awe inspiring standing stone circle is 78ft in diameter and is one of the best preserved stone circles in the UK. They are called the Merry Maidens as the fable has it that 19 women were turned to stone for dancing on a Sunday. These stones are just one example of the many that lie around this area.

Another cultural highlight near Penzance is the Minak Theatre. Built by hand, this incredible open air amphitheater looks out over the Atlantic Ocean. Visit as part of a day trip out of Penzance, or try and catch a performance in this incredible venue. They stage a range of genres from musicals to plays and solo performers. If your visit falls around the summer solstice, why not get involved in the Golowan Festival. View the opening torch lit procession down to the quay and enjoy watching street performers throughout the week.

Things to do nearby

The area surrounding Penzance is home to a range of natural, cultural and technological attractions. One of the natural highlights is the Trengwainton Garden. This national trust property is full of attractive and exotic plant species. If your trip is in the spring, be sure to head to Trengwainton to see the incredible blossoms. The addition of a café and shop means you can spend the whole day in this natural oasis. If you fancy exploring more of the country, why not take a trip to the Scilly Isles. Arrive via ferry or plane and enjoy the natural and historical beauty of this archipelago.

Make your way to one of the incredible sandy beaches around the islands, or enjoy the Valhalla Museum which is home to many shipwrecked figureheads. A trip to the Scilly Isles from Penzance makes for a big day out that is sure to be a holiday favourite. For the adults in the party, why not try some of the local wines from the Polgoon Vineyard. Just stay for a glass, or try a selection with the tour and tasting experience. Making a range of wines, ciders and juices (which are all vegan) there is something that everyone can enjoy. Bring the continental vineyard feel back to Britain thanks to the family run Polgoon Vineyard.

All in all, Penzance and its surrounding area have a vast range of attractions. This makes it the ideal base for a week or fortnight in the county of Cornwall. From cultural experiences like the Golowan festival to reaching the far flung Scilly Isles, your holiday will be jam packed with new experiences.