Panorama taken inside the church at Phillack in Cornwall. The church has stained glass windows, white washed walls and ironwork separating the congregation from the choir.

Phillack Church - Cornwall visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Phillack Church' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Cornwall.

Phillack is a small village on the outskirts of Hayle in Cornwall. It is said that the first church was built here in the 6th century, and the village was named after an Irish missionary called Felicitas. The earliest church records are a 10th century Vatican codex which refers to a Felec of Cornwall, though to have lived around the 6th century.

Phillack Church is part of the 'Godrevy Team Ministry' group which also includes the parishes of St Erth, Gwinear, St Elwyn the Martyr and Gwithian. Tough the region was rich in mining and quarrying, today the area relies a lot on the tourism industry for income, lying between Carbis Bay and Gwithian Beach, near to St. Ives Bay. Around the area are several camp sites and caravan parks. The area also has several hotels and numerous bed and breakfast and holiday cottages.

Phillack Church,
Lethlean Lane
Phillack
Cornwall

Train: Hayle Station
Bus: Churchtown Road, opposite the Bucket of Blood
Car: Hayle and Phillack are 5 miles from St Ives (A3074), 6 miles from Penzance (A30 and B2201) and 10 miles from Redruth (A30 and B2201)