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You
can relax and unwind in tranquil surroundings, or enjoy walking
around the 40 acre farm and surrounding area, taking advantage of
the stunning views across the Cober valley to the sea at
Porthleven.
In the farmhouse there are three double ensuite bedrooms.
The large bathroom has both shower and bath
The rooms are centrally heated, cosy and comfortable with views
across the valley.
Tea and coffee making facilities with a varied selection of
beverages and biscuits and colour television in all rooms.
A separate cosy lounge is also available for guests.
Full English breakfast is served in the conservatory.
Also offered is a choice of fish or continental, special
diets are also catered for.
Breakfast
Menu
fruit Juice
Cereal
Prunes & apricots
grapefruit
Seasonal fresh fruit
Yogurt
Croissants and Danish pastries
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Sausage bacon hash browns
tomatoes beans and mushrooms
poached scrambled or fried eggs
or
kipper or smoked salmon
A choice of quality teas and freshly ground coff ee
An
evening dinner is optional.
Guests can also enjoy a Cornish cream tea prepared from home made
bread, cakes and preserves.
White Alice Farm is a member of the Cornish Tourist Board approved
accommodation and as such is inspected annually.
Walking holidays are a speciality.
Guests can be provided with packed lunches and collected at
the end of their walk.
Guests
can also be collected from the coach or rail stations.
Windsurfers:
Drying and storage facilities available.
White
Alice also provides self catering accommodation.
Details can be seen on the self catering section of this
website.
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The light house on
The Lizard
A
warm welcome awaits you at White Alice Farm.
Many holiday attractions lie within easy reach for those who like
to explore.
Only a mile away is the wonderful lake at Stithians, where
you can enjoy numerous watersports.
Sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and fishing.
It is also a haven for birdwatchers, and there are pleasant
gentle walks around the lake and up to the dam.
After a hard day Touring the area sightseeing, or some
frantic activity such as surfing, you can return to the calm of
White Alice and enjoy a wonderful Cornish cream tea.
All preserves and cakes are home made, you cannot visit
Cornwall without sampling a cream tea just once!
In the evenings there are many Inns and restaurants nearby, where
you will find good food and varied menus, plus a selection of Ales
and local cider, why not sample some of the local fish dishes most
places have a wide selection on there menus.
Please ask Mick or Sue, they will be happy to recommend
places where they have enjoyed good food.
The farm is well situated for travel around Cornwall and for
access to both North and South coasts.
Plenty of quiet coves and bays are within easy reach, with
safe sandy beaches for adults and children alike.
This
is a totally unspoilt part of Cornwall and every effort is made to
make your stay a happy one.
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