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Tranquil and Quiet... total Coastal Bliss.
Charlestown is a small, friendly Harbour Village with approx 60 dwellings that surround the Harbour.
The only noise you'll hear will be the happy Seagulls, the odd raindrop depending on the weather and when near the beach you'll hear the sound of the tide.
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RESTAURANTS, PUBS, BARS & SHOPS
You can relax and cook to your heart's content in Seagull Cottage or choose to dine out at one of the many restaurants, pubs and coffee shops that Charlestown has to offer and it's all on your doorstep, what more could you wish for!
You will be spoilt for choice for the quality local produce, home cooked delicious menus and that welcoming ambience that Cornwall is known and loved for.
Each eatery is independently owned and run, providing a totally different experience in each one so you can eat out everyday and receive all the goodness that Charlestown has to offer.
Short & Strong and Charlies coffee shops serve local coffee and the most incredible cakes, buns & brunches. The Tallships Creamery spoils us rotten with their locally made ice-cream, sorbets and fudge with gluten and dairy free options. Then there's the Wine Store, The Knuckle and the Rum Sailor all with their own quirky locations and doing a fantastic job of boosting morale from lunchtime through to closing time.
If you are looking for a really good traditional pub, you have two to choose from here - The Rashleigh Arms in the village centre and the Pier House Hotel located right on the harbour.
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HISTORY & POLDARK...
Charlestown is steeped in History and is a World Heritage Site. It is also part of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
In recent years it has become a popular film set choice, featuring in the BBC Drama Series Poldark as well as a perfect back-drop with its Tall Ships for Pirates of the Caribbean.
FILMS MADE IN CHARLESTOWN
A final scene in Tom Hardy's Taboo was also filmed just outside what is now the fantastic and quirky Rum Sailor Bar.
Dr Who battled Space Pirates here in 2011 and The Three Musketeers starring Charlie Sheen, Keifer Sutherland and Chris O'Donnell used the Galleon Tall Ship which was once moored here.
We can't leave Mel Gibson out with his incredible 16th Century Mexican Homeland scene in the film Apocalypto and finally Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham-Carter sailed away from here on the 2010 adaptation of Alice in Wonderland.

You will need a car if you want to explore all Cornwall has to offer.
You can travel toCornwall by Train from London Paddington to St Austell or you can fly to Newquay to offset any Carbon Footprint but it is recommended to hire a car once here.
There are Electric Bikes that can be hired by way of an App - they are parked outside The Rashleigh Arms pub but are only suitable for use in the local vacinity