Rock, Cornwall is the perfect destination for a family holiday filled with fun, relaxation, and adventure. Nestled along the stunning coastline of Cornwall, this charming village offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Start your day with a leisurely stroll along the sandy shores of Rock Beach, where the kids can build sandcastles and paddle in the crystal-clear waters. For the more adventurous family members, why not try your hand at surfing or kayaking in the brisk Atlantic Ocean?
After working up an appetite, head to one of the cozy cafes or seaside restaurants for a delicious seafood meal featuring locally sourced ingredients. Indulge in fresh fish and chips, Cornish pasties, or creamy Cornish ice cream – the flavors of Cornwall are not to be missed.
For a dose of culture and history, explore the nearby villages of Padstow or Tintagel, known for their picturesque scenery and ancient ruins. Visit the historic Tintagel Castle, said to be the birthplace of King Arthur, or stroll through the charming streets of Padstow and sample some famous Cornish fudge.
End your day by watching the sunset over the glittering waters of the Camel Estuary, creating a picturesque backdrop for your family holiday memories. As the stars twinkle above, recount the day's adventures and make plans for tomorrow's excursions in beautiful Rock, Cornwall.
There are three very good sandy beaches close by at Rock, Daymer Bay and Polzeath where a variety of watersports are available including dinghy sailing, water skiing and wind surfing.
You may prefer to take the stunning scenery of the coastal path, the Camel Trail which follows the old railway line from Padstow to Bodmin, is available to walkers and cyclists, wild life and views are worth the trip alone. Bike hire is available locally if required.
Rock's central location is ideal for exploring Cornwall's magic whether it is the legend of King Arthur and Merlin or visiting the many National Trust houses & Gardens. English heritage are the trustee's of a number of Castles such as Pendennis and St. Mawes.
Dinghy sailing, windsurfing, water skiing,
diving, golf Safe sandy beaches, walking the coastal path Camel Trail,
cycling & bird watching
National Trust properties and gardens
Central Touring Location