Overlooking the stuuning Cornish valley, at The Spinnakers, on the seaward facing side of Carbis Bay, this beautiful, three-bedroom, ground floor apartment, enjoys views across St Ives Bay and out to Godrevy Light House, from the open plan living area and patio, only a short walk through the valley to the beach, scenic railway and to gain access to the South West Coastal Path, the perfect base for a large family who love Cornwall’s slower pace and beach lifestyle, its spacious open plan living area, consisting of a kitchen, dining and sitting area, have been carefully planned to maximise the far reaching bay views, through the floor to ceiling patio doors, which lead out onto a private seaward facing decking area, the contemporary living area has oak flooring throughout, set the mood lighting and relax in either of the two soft leather sofas, that will accommodate six guests, enjoy the entertainment of the large smart television, with full Sky package including Cinema and Sport, the dining area has a glass covered light oak dining table, which accommodates six people, with its soft leather-upholstered chairs, so the whole family can enjoy dining together, a contemporary open plan kitchen, combining elegance and functionality with granite worktops, is well appointed with everything you need for your holiday, a separate utility room houses a washer/dryer for your convenience, the master double bedroom, has a private en-suite shower room, draw back the curtains and enjoy the pleasure of waking up watching the ocean, through the large window, a second comfortable double bedroom and a third room fitted with fun 3ft bunk beds, ideal for younger guests, are located at the rear, all bedrooms are stylishly decorated and furnished with plenty of storage space, the family bathroom, with bath and shower-over, is adjacent to the second and third bedrooms, beautifully tiled and lit with recessed halogen lights it a fabulous space to refresh and feel relaxed, outside space includes a seaward facing decked patio, accessed through the sitting area sliding doors, two bistro tables and four chairs are provided so you can enjoy dining alfresco, sit back and relax watching the colours of the ocean, or early morning sunrise over St Ives Bay, The Spinnakers is set in landscaped sub-tropical gardens, walk past these through the valley towards Carbis Bay Beach, lifeguarded at peak times, this award winning Blue Flag secluded bay enjoys crystal clear waters and a stretch of golden sand, an ideal place for swimming, surfing or bodyboarding, from here there is easy access to the South West Coast Path, towards Hayle in one direction and St Ives in the other, this dramatic cliffside path is wonderful for spotting wildlife, the beautiful traditional Cornish fishing village of St Ives, is filled with cobbled streets lined with independent boutiques, cafes and restaurants, many serving locally caught sea food, if you’re an art lover you’ll adore St Ives, renowned for inspiring world famous artists, it’s home to The Tate gallery and Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, where the town’s former residents work is celebrated, after time exploring, hop aboard the scenic railway for a relaxing return to Carbis Bay, it connects the surrounding area, and the journey is breath-taking, a day out with the kids can be enjoyed feeding the animals at Paradise Park in Hayle, or if they are older, the screaming of delight at Flambards Theme Park near Helston, Cornwall has many glorious gardens and one of the most famous is the Eden Project near St Austell, world famous for its glorious enclosed rainforest, a day trip to Land’s End and the nearby open air theatre, The Minack, set on a Cornish cliff edge, it’s stage has to have one of the most beautiful and dramatic backdrops, another site not to miss is the magical island setting of St Michaels Mount, near Penzance, you can walk out to the island at low tide, a trip here will leave you with memories which last a lifetime, just like the sail its named after, a stay at Gennaker, will leave your family inspired and refreshed, with enough wind in their sales to explore Cornwall.