“At Zennor one sees infinite Atlantic, all peacock-mingled colours, and the gorse is sunshine itself. Zennor is a most beautiful place: a tiny granite village nestling under high shaggy moor-hills and a big sweep of lovely sea beyond, such a lovely sea, lovelier even than the Mediterranean….. It is the best place I have been in, I think
D.H.Lawrence
This sea-lady had visited their church and enticed Trewella to her abode. ...Continue
The natural landscape is simply a reflection of geology and climate. The 90 square kilometres of land forming West Penwith ...Continue
Farming and tourism are the mainstays but Zennor has many small businesses too. ...Continue
A collection of postcards of local scenes. Do you have more that could be put up? ...Continue
Zennor Pantomime takes place every year and brightens up the month of February. ...Continue
‘Twas a wild and stormy Cornish night, and although this was 1994, to anyone peering round the door of The ...Continue
The Feast of St. Senara falls on the nearest Sunday (with double figures) to May 10th. ...Continue
Extreme, unpredictable, unique and beautiful. ...Continue
In December 1915 D. H. Lawrence came to live in the village with his German wife Frieda. ...Continue
Saints, giants, princes and faery folk. ...Continue
The range of habitats in our small rural, coastal parish ensures that a varied range of animals may be found ...Continue
Zennor parish. has an amazing variety of habitats considering how small an area it is. As the crow flies, it ...Continue