Overview
St Just (Cornish: Lannust) is the most westerly town on the mainland of the UK, located in West Cornwall with a population of around 4,800. Once a thriving mining town, the last mine closed in 1996 and St Just now relies primarily on passing tourists.
Architecture · History · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Nightlife
St Just is a hard-drinking town with several pubs. On Fridays and Saturdays, locals often share minibus taxis (around £20 each way) to Barn Night Club in Penzance.
Parking
Free parking available in St Just. The town is compact and easily walkable.
Transport
First Bus Cornwall routes 10/10A connect St Just to Penzance every 30 minutes M-Sa. National Rail station is in Penzance, 7 miles away, with taxis around £20.
Walking
St Just is a key overnight stop on the South West Coast Path. The Cape Cornwall circular walk takes about an hour for 3 miles.