St Ives Timeless Skin Collagen Elastin Moisturizer Jar 283 g/10 oz

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I’ll be honest, these are the ones I have most recently sampled and I’m happy to be told there are other ones that do good Sunday lunches too! Now this is more my cup of tea! I love a bit of stand up paddleboarding on a nice calm and warm day. You do need a good bit of core strength and good balance if you are to stop yourself falling into the ever brisk waters around St Ives. If you are looking for something a bit more high adrenaline, there is the Blue Thunder Fast Rib Ride which will whip you up into a mound of seafoam. Pair this with the outstanding views of Porthmeor Beach and the glittering ocean, it’s not far off perfect! The St Ives Surf School there is really top notch. They give lessons to all levels and seem incredibly good and patient with beginners. You can hire equipment there too if you just want to give it a go.

Porthmeor Beach Café is one of St Ives’ hospitality gems. Located just below the famous Tate St Ives, Porthmeor Beach Café is the perfect place to stop for a scenic bite to eat.You can hire a jet ski from St Ives Boat Rides too, for an adventure tour. These tours either take you North East, up past Godrevy towards Portreath, or down the coast towards Zennor. This should all be served with a lovely pot of tea. So Where Is Best To Have A Cream Tea In St Ives

There are lots of places offering some quite wonderful spa treatments in St Ives. The big grand hotels have quite elaborate (and expensive) spas with pools. They offer some super spa treatments and you can also pay to use the facilities for the day. There are also a few smaller salons and shops that offer lovely treatments too. You can also sail with the St.Ives Lifeboat JAMES STEVENS No.10, which has been recently restored and looks amazing! Due to some diligent campaigning by a local dog lover (Doggone Shame - St Ives Empty Beaches on Facebook), the dog restrictions on the beaches of St Ives have eased somewhat. If you have brought your own kayak with you , it is worth having a chat with the people who run the surf school. They had an information leaflet last year about tides and advice on the seas around here that was really useful. You can’t visit St Ives without having a Cornish Pasty. If you have been put off eating pasties by chomping on certain well known lesser tasting versions, then I urge you to try again!They have parlours in St Ives, Zennor, St Just and Porthtowan, and during the Summer months they open up a kiosk in a field between St Ives and Zennor which is a gorgeous place to sit and eat ice cream. Penbeagle Hill/Carnstabba. This is a favourite of ours and we often walk up there via the park and St Ives Community Orchard. The question is though, have you ever had your ice cream stolen by a seagull? If you have you can call yourself a true St Ives lover.

We began our journey by developing a range of exclusive products for our first shop in Newquay specialising in all things Cornish related with a focus on the finest food and drink available in the region. We became known for our exclusive range of Cornish Hampers, Cornish Gifts, Cornish Cream Chocolate Truffles and not forgetting, our luxury Cornish Ice Cream. Stretching across a number of categories within the food and drink arena, we also created a range of Cornish preserves with wood effect lids and forks which are marketed under our preserve brand, Copper Pan. A magical thing to do (if you like to get up early) is to go down to one of the beaches that faces out towards Godrevy Lighthouse and watch the sunrise. On a clear morning it is utterly magical!Afternoon tea and cream tea are often mixed up, and some use the terms interchangeably, but there is a difference.

St Ives has 3 play parks - of the swings and slides sort - but you have to walk for them, there is nothing right in the heart of town. Lots of people come down to St Ives and buy the cheap body boards from the well known cheapy shop down here. There is a big push to stop people from doing this as they are terribly for the environment and often just get thrown away at the end of the holiday. You can hire body boards from the surf schools and lots of places are now letting you borrow them for free!The RNLI is a huge part of St Ives. The station sits at the bottom of the aptly named Lifeboat Hill. You can take tours around the station and there is a lovely shop next door where you can buy souveniers. Porthmeor Beach Café is also supplied by the local company, Original Coffee Ltd, so you can be sure to find a tasty caffeine fix here. Most of us at some point or other have dreamt about moving to live in St Ives. For most of us it is an idle dream, for some of us it does happen.