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

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A shortcrust steak washed down with a cup of tea has to be one of the finest lunches ever. Especially if it is eaten in a seagull free, sunny corner on the beach. St Ives has tennis courts! They are just above Porthminster Beach on Primrose Valley. They are synthetic clay courts and are open all year round. Visitors can use the courts on a pay and play basis - just give them a ring to book. The Barbara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture Garden is a wonderful place to visit. It is right in the heart of town, but is so tranquil and magical.

For such a small town there is a wonderful array of things to see and do. We don’t have fairground rides, water parks or multiplex cinemas, but we do have lots of fun, quirky and delightful things on offer.These days you can walk up there to visit it and pop inside when the doors are open. You can also hire it for blessings (but you can’t legally get married there).

You can hire a lovely little beach chalet on Porthmeor, Porthgwidden or Porthminster Beach. They are teeny tiny but perfect for storing all your beach gear in. You have to admit, it would make life a lot easier for most of us harassed parents, in our attempts to lug the kitchen sink to the beach! I’ve lived in St Ives for over 10 years and the birdlife in Springtime here never ceases to amaze me. Yes we have the seagulls (herring gulls) but there is so much more. 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! Perfect for special occasions or just a treat, devour finger sandwiches, cakes, freshly baked scones and Cornish clotted cream.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.

Their scones are baked daily, and they even offer vegan scones too, so no one has to miss out on cream tea! miles out of St Ives are the Amalwhidden fishing lakes and the Nance fishing lakes. They often run coarse fishing competitions from here, and you can also get tuition. There are lots of great places in St Ives to have a Sunday Lunch. A couple of my favourites are The Loft Restaurant - simply yum, and The Queens on the High Street. Artists have been working here since the 1880s, alongside the fishing nets (there is such an interesting studio showing how this worked). The beloved Moomaid of Zennor on St Andrew’s Street has now reopened. Head here for an outstanding selection of Cornish ice cream, as well as cream teas, coffees, and sundaes.

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. St Ives has an amazing range of places to eat out in. From top notch fine dining, to takeaways. I'm in the middle of writing an epic blog post about all the different options for eating out in St Ives. The Malakoff is at the top of Tregenna Hill and is a lovely place to stop. It has pretty planting, the Barbara Hepworth sculpture called Epidaurus, and amazing views across town and over Porthminster Beach. 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. The NCI Coastguard Lookout station is right at the top of The Island, overlooking the whole of St Ives Bay. It is run by a team of volunteers who watch over the coastal activity in St Ives Bay. They also monitor weather and sea conditions and provide information for mariners, walkers and other users of the sea and coast.