Our Location

The village of Mullion is surrounded by countryside and located on Cornwall's Magical Lizard Peninsula, close to the glorious sandy beaches of Polurrian and Poldhu, smuggler's coves and crystal clear Gulf Stream waters. Mullion is Cornwall's largest village with a population of around 2300.

As the British Isle's most southerly peninsula, the Lizard has a mild climate and is home to an array of exotic flowers, and it's clear turquoise waters home to the famous Cornish Seal. As a thriving local community Mullion has a wide variety of shops, art galleries, pubs, tea rooms, schools, post office, printers, petrol station, beautiful 15 th century church, community garden, cricket team and golf club.

Once a busy Pilchard fishing harbour Mullion Harbour has been preserved by the National Trust, and is today a magical place to visit with it’s lobster pots, quaint cobbled slipway, and old picturesque net store that provide a timeless and precious tranquillity that is difficult to find. The coloured fishing boats still support a small fishing community and fresh lobster and crab is still landed at the quays of Mullion Harbour.

With it’s equally magical tiny sandy cove (revealed only at low tide) the dramatic back drop of the high serpentine cliffs and tiny Mullion Island (now a bird reserve) it is no surprise that Mullion Cove and Harbour have featured in many historic TV and Film dramas over the years.

Meaver Farm is ideally located for the Southwest coastal path meaning you can walk out and enjoy some of the most breathtaking coastal walking available in Cornwall without having to use your car. One of the most popular walks is the Mullion Cove to Lizard Point and village http://www.southwestcoastpath.com/main/walks/index.cfm?fsa=dspWalkDetail&w_id=11

The Lizard Coastal Path is one of the most spectacular stretches of the Cornwall Coast path, reaching from the Helford River in the east down to England’s most southerly point, The Lizard, and then round past Mullion on the west coast to Porthleven.

Highlights to see along the way include: Frenchman's Creek, Kynance Cove, Coverack, Cadgwith, and Loe Pool. Those with canine companions may wish to visit the website as most beaches on the Lizard limit access to dogs between Easter day and October 31st http://www.cornwall-beaches.co.uk/

For those that enjoy a little activity whilst taking a break in Cornwall the Lizard Peninsula offers the following Golf, Riding and Diving facilities all within a short drive of Meaver Farm.

Mullion Golf Course
the most southerly golf course in England where you can play golf in one of the most stunning coastal locations in Cornwall.

Visitors are very welcome and facilities include: 18 hole course, Golf Buggies, Club House, Golf Shop and a resident Golf Professional for tuition and lessons.

Mullion Riding Stables
Located in Mullion, Newton Livery are a family run and warmly welcome visitors to the Lizard Peninsula and specialise in lessons particularly for beginners. All rides are accompanied and range from rides through the countryside to exciting canters through the waves and along the beach for more experienced riders. For anyone who prefers to sit back and relax scenic carriage rides are also available.

Porthkerris Diving School
Ideally situated on the Lizard Peninsular in Cornwall, the Porthkerris dive centre complex has a wide range of facilities, including on-site parking, and cylinder refills, all located within a few metres of the beach and diver training is available for the full range of PADI courses. Porthkerris has one of the best shore dives in the UK and is ideal for beginners and experienced divers alike.

For those interested in less strenuous activities why not discover one of the following alternative attractions:

Goonhilly Earth Satellite Station
A fascinating and unique 160 acre site, home to over 60 huge satellite dishes that track the geo-stationery satellites 36,000km above the earth everyday. Organised tours available.

Marconi Centre and Monument
Owned by the National Trust and located overlooking Poldhu Cove the Marconi Monument and visitor centre marks the spot from which the first transatlantic radio transmission was made successfully by Marconi in 1901.

National Seal Sanctuary at Gweek
The National Seal Rescue Sanctuary is a fascinating place to visit - view the rescued pups in the nursery and convalescence seal pools before they are released back to their natural habitat. Situated in the little village of Gweek on the Helford River.