Coverack’s historic harbour was constructed in 1724 to accommodate the growing pilchard fleet and became the centre for pilchard processing on this side of the Lizard. It is a working harbour to this day and you can still see the fishing boats going out to sea in search of mackerel….

Situated a short walk from the hotel, Coverack’s pretty village is centred around it’s harbour with some of the old fishing cottages still retaining their thatched roofs. The village has a church, a couple of gift shops, a pub and cafes all with views across the water.

Coverack Bay is a stunning, crescent shaped tidal beach with sparkling aquamarine waters and fishing boats bobbing in the distance.