Here are some great activities to enjoy and sights to explore in Coverack and its picturesque surroundings:

  • Coverack Windsurfing Centre: Learn windsurfing or rent paddleboarding boards and kayaks. Visit www.coverack.co.uk for more information.

  • Coverack Harbour Boat Trips: Take coastal and mackerel fishing trips. Look for signs on the harbor or call Ian Carey at 07977 044565. Find them on Facebook and Instagram.

  • Richard Buckingham Furniture and Woodwork Courses: Join courses on furniture and woodwork. Contact them at 07971697902 link

  • Paris Hotel Quiz Night: Enjoy a quiz night on Wednesdays at 8pm. Visit The Paris for more details.

  • Explore the Lizard Peninsula: Discover this unique and untouched part of Cornwall. Its coastal location and isolation by the Helford River give it a wild and serene atmosphere.

  • The Cornwall Guide-the lizard.

  • Sailaway St. Anthony Ltd: Located on Gillan Creek, at the entrance of the Helford River, they offer boat hire services for short-term and weekly rental. Learn more at Link

  • Lizard Sailing Trips Simon is the captain and owner with over 30 years of sailing experience. His yacht, Shebeca, is an 8m classic sailboat with a keel and is fully certified. Trips: Available from April to October. Options include half-day, full-day, or sunset trips. River trips can accommodate up to 4 people, and sailing trips are for 2 people. Contact: Email s.fayers1@btinternet.com, Tel: 01326 280282 or 07525 157398.

Events

  • April Porthleven Food Festival

  • May Helston Floral Dance

  • June Falmouth sea shanty Festival

    History

  • Cornish Rebellion of 1497: The first stirrings of protest arose just over the hill in St. Keverne "Cornish rebellion of 1497."

  • Titanium: this was discovered by analysis of rocks on the lizard. Find information about the discovery of titanium.

  • Sarah's grandmother saw Marconi when he visited Coverack Harbour looking for a suitable locations for his transatlantic cable. Link

  • Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station Overview:
    Situated on Goonhilly Downs close to Helston on the Lizard Peninsula, this significant communication hub was formerly the world's largest satellite earth station. Presently managed by Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd, it features multiple communication satellite dishes and links to submarine cables.