Area
What's nearby:
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Nearest travel links
| Airport | Newquay |
|---|---|
| Ferry | Penzance ferries to the Isles of Scilly 13.00 km |
| Train station | St Ives 5.00 km |
| Car | Car not necessary |
How to get there
1. By Car:
- From London, take the M25 motorway and then take the M3 towards the West Country.
- At Junction 8, take the A303 and follow the signs for the A30 to Cornwall.
- Continue on the A30 towards Penzance or St Ives and then take the A3074 to St Ives.
2. By Train:
- Take a train to St Erth station, which is the nearest train station to St Ives.
- There are regular trains from London Paddington or Bristol Temple Meads to St Erth, with an average journey time of around 5 hours.
- From St Erth, you can take a connecting train or a bus to St Ives.
3. By Bus:
- There are regular buses from various locations in Cornwall to St Ives.
- From Penzance, you can take the First Kernow bus service which operates every 10 minutes during peak times.
- National Express also operates coach services to St Ives from various UK locations.
Once you arrive in St Ives, you can explore the beautiful coastal town and enjoy the stunning coastline, art galleries, and delicious seafood easily on foot.
Activities near St Ives
| Sports | Golf course on site or within 15 min walk, Tennis in town, Water sports, Horse riding |
|---|---|
| Great for | Walking trips, Rural or countryside trips, Beach or lakeside relaxation |
Getting around
1.Walking: St Ives is a small town, so walking is the best way to explore the town and its beaches. Wear comfortable shoes, bring a map or have your phone ready to navigate the town's narrow streets. 2. Public transport: If you want to travel further afield, there are good bus links from St Ives to nearby towns and attractions, such as Penzance and Land's End. You can find schedules and routes on the Cornwall Council website. 3. Taxis: You can find a list of reputable taxi companies on the Visit Cornwall website. 4. Bike hire: If you enjoy cycling, you can hire a bike to explore the surrounding countryside.