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Penkenna House is one of the original residential properties built in Crackington Haven, and enjoys an enviable position adjoining the beautiful beach that is popular with surfers, walkers and families alike. Pick up your surf board and walk straight onto the beach; sit on the stunning roof terrace and watch the sun set or enjoy lazy days on the beach or exploring the many rock pools at low tide.

Crackington Haven is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It was once a small harbour importing coal and limestone and it has managed to escape any development so remains a small unspoiled, secret cove. When the conditions are right it is a great surfing spot and there is a lifeguard during the summer holiday weeks. In the spring the cliffs are covered in heather and it is a wonderful place to see the wild flowers and hear the birdsong. The gently sloping beach is perfect for exploring or for relaxing and although pebbly when the tide is high there is plenty of sand for building castles once the tide heads out. Crackington really is a special place, perfect for a family holiday away from the crowds. The Cabin Café in the village across the road from the beach serves lovely local produce and homemade goodies. The family pub, The Coombe Barton Inn, serves delicious food and surf boards, wetsuits and beach items can be hired or bought at the beach front. Local Things to do (as advised by the tourist office): Take a wooded valley walk inland from the car park and enjoy the breathtaking scenery and wildlife. Take a walk North to Pencarrow Point and climb up to Cornwall’s highest cliff at 735 feet. Discover the inspiring parish of St Gennys: churches, ancient farms, historical sites & buildings and tales of shipwrecks. Observe the famous zig-zag folds and faults in rock formations formed millennia ago, from black shale, sandstone and quartz veins. As the tide goes out see what you can find while rock pooling. For those looking to travel a little further afield, the lovely towns of Boscastle, Bude and Tintagel are all within a reasonable drive and offer a wide array of cafe's, bars and restaurants, as well as independent retailers offering locally sourced produce and merchandise. Boscastle offers many interesting eateries, and here are a few of our favourites: For a tasty lunch or snack, try the Boscastle Farm Shop, and...