Lelant is where the estuary joins St Ives Bay. This historic
village lies just
inland from the sandy shores of the Estuary and RSPB
Sanctuary.
The village’s Norman Church stands above the mouth of the
river and adjoins the attractive West Cornwall Golf Club.
Lelant
was the home of the famous novelist
Rosamund Pilcher
who wrote
Shell Seekers and Coming Home and also the artist
John Miller whose most famous paintings were inspired
by the Hayle estuary and bay.
The prestigious MOST BEAUTIFUL BAYS IN THE WORLD CLUB, has
selected St Ives Bay and Mount’s Bay (both in West Cornwall)
for membership of an exclusive list of the best tourism bays
in the world. They are the only beaches
in Britain to receive this accolade.
Ideal location for:
Relaxing on a
peaceful unspoilt beach
Touring the beautiful South West peninsular
Walking the Cornish cliff path
Golfing at the West Cornwall Club
Also within easy walking:
A beautiful quiet beach
The RSPB sanctuary
Coastal train into St Ives
Bus into St Ives
Local pubs and restaurants
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