Meet Morwenna — your guide to Padstow
Morwenna is a Padstow-born AI companion who knows the harbour at first light, the moor on a misty afternoon, and the cafés worth queuing for. She speaks like a local because her voice is shaped by the place — lyrical, observant, never tourist-board glossy.
When you arrive in Padstow this summer, open TownInsider on your phone and ask her anything. No app to download. No account to make. Just a conversation with someone who’s lived it.
What Morwenna knows
Food. Where to eat for ten quid, where to eat for fifty. Which day’s catch lands on which restaurant’s menu. The bakery worth queuing at 8am for. The pub where the locals actually drink.
Walks. The coast path north to Stepper Point on a clear morning, south to Trevone Bay when the tide’s right. Whether you want sea cliffs, open moor, or something the dog can manage.
The harbour. Tides, ferry crossings to Rock, when the lobster boats come in, when the swans take over.
Weather and what’s on. Live forecasts, what’s open this week, the festival you didn’t know was happening.
Quiet places. The lanes the day-trippers miss. The view that’s better than the obvious one.
How it works
TownInsider is chat-driven. There’s no app to download — just a website that works like one. You open it, you ask Morwenna a question, she answers. She remembers what you’ve already asked about, so she doesn’t repeat herself.
At the end of your stay, you’ll have a printable trip memory — every recommendation, every walk, every café — in one document you can keep or share.
Why Padstow first
We’re building TownInsider one town at a time, starting with Cornwall’s coast. Padstow earns the first slot: small enough to know well, big enough to matter — a working harbour, a serious food scene, and walks that stay with you. Get it right here, and we earn the right to do Newquay and Fowey next.