Lat 49.9154° N, lon 6.3090° W●Accommodation in Porthloo

Santamana Guest House

Santamana, Jacksons Hill, St Mary's, Isles of Scilly TR21 0JZ

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Accommodation · Porthloo

About Santamana Guest House

What to expect at Santamana Guest House Porthloo

Santamana Guest House Porthloo sits on Jacksons Hill, St Mary’s, within the Isles of Scilly. The address is Santamana, Jacksons Hill, St Mary’s, Isles of Scilly TR21 0JZ. Guests can call 01720 423024 to ask about a stay. This part of Porthloo gives you a straightforward place to rest after a day out. Because the guest house sits on St Mary’s, you are already on the largest island in the group. That means you can walk to the harbour and then catch a boat to the other islands if the weather allows. Also, the shoreline at Porthloo is close by, so a short stroll can take you to the water. You will not need a car for the first few steps of your day.

What visitors will find around the guest house

Nearby streets and paths lead you through a quiet corner of St Mary’s. You can walk from Santamana Guest House to places such as Nancherrow Guest House, Nundeeps Bed and Breakfast and Carntop Guesthouse. These names show that this area is a known spot for staying overnight. You may also pass Porthmellon Holiday Cottage Isles Of Scilly on a walk. Then, for a meal or a drink, The cracked crab and laughing lobster is one option to note. Because the guest house is on Jacksons Hill, you can plan a loop that takes in the coast and then returns to your room. Also, Traceless Designs is a nearby name to keep in mind if you want to browse local work during your visit.

How Santamana Guest House fits into a day nearby

A stay at Santamana Guest House works well as a base for slow days on St Mary’s. Start with a morning walk along the shore near Porthloo, then head back for a rest. Because the phone number is 01720 423024, you can call ahead and sort out your arrival time. That helps if you arrive on a late ferry. Then, in the afternoon, you can walk to the harbour and see what boats are leaving. The Isles of Scilly are small, so you will not spend long getting from one side of St Mary’s to the other. Also, the guest house sits in a part of the island where you can hear the sea without being far from the main routes. A quiet evening in Porthloo can round off a simple day well.

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