Kosy Kot is located in the seaside town of Hayle and is ideally situated for exploring West Cornwall. There is something for everyone!

Relaxing:

Why not visit one of Hayle's superb beach cafes for lunch or afternoon tea.
Dine in one of Hayle's variety of restaurants and pubs.
listen to a local live band over a drink.
Go to the variety of local shops including the world famous Philp's Pasty shop.
Just watch the world go by in one of several parks or on the beach.

Visiting quaint towns and harbours:

St Ives with its narrow streets filled with artist studios, bars and cafes, individual shops and 4 beaches is regularly voted in the top 10 resorts in the UK and is just 8-miles by car, or if you don't want to drive take the bus.
Penzance is also 8-miles or a short bus ride away and is good for; swimming in the Jubilee Pool Lido, walking on the prom, shopping or, together with neighbouring Newlyn, visiting one of the many galleries and artists studios.
Mousehole has a picturesque harbour and a warren of traditional narrow streets to explore.
Porthleven is a another picturesque harbour, these days known for its food, with top restaurants and annual food festival.
The City of Truro with its magnificent cathedral is Cornwall's main shopping area is 25-minutes way - take in a show at the Hall for Cornwall.

Family attractions:

Go to Paradise Park and Jungle barn in Halye to see exotic bird life and more.
Hayle has bowling at county skittles and a go-cart racing circuit.
The nearby town of Helston has both Poldark Mine and Flambards Theme Park.
Lands End.

Artist centres:

The quality of light and relaxing lifestyle attacks artists to West Cornwall, check out small studios in just about every small town and village, with larger galleries in the Newlyn / Penzance area.
St Ives boost; the Barbara Helpworth Museum and Sculpture Gallery, Leach Pottery, the Tate Gallery and many more.

Outdoor exercise:

Walk the SW Coast path, walk up Tencrom or on the many paths in the West Penwith countryside for amassing views and breath taking scenery, or just walk up the beach for a Cornish Cream Tea in the Jampot Café.
Learn to surf or paddle board, there's plenty of space for experts too!
Cycle the Great Flat Lode trail.

Heritage:

Hayle was once the centre of industry, although long gone, Hayle's industrial past has earned World Heritage Site status.
Visit St Michael's Mount.
Go to Pendeen, to see what life was really like for Cornish minors at Geevor and visit a working engine house at Levant.

Wildlife

The Hayle estuary is well known for ornithology, with RSPB reserve and purpose built hide.
Go to the Lizard Peninsula for it great verity of fauna and flora.

A different beach every day of the week - West Cornwall is well know for its wonderful sandy beaches, there are so many in easy reach of Kosy Kot you could visit a different beach everyday of the week - even if you stay a fortnight!

Near By:

Supermarket - 2 minutes walk.
Pub within 1/4 mile - several in walking distance.
M+S food, Boots - 4 minute walk.
MacDonald's - 5 minutes walk.
Bus Stop - 2 minutes - regular buses to St Ives, Penzance and Truro.
Range of takeaways - 10 minute walk or 2 minutes in car.