Located at the northwestern end of St Ives Bay, Hayle is a fascinating blend of industrial heritage, natural beauty, and golden beaches. Once a powerhouse of Cornwall’s engineering and mining industries, it’s now a relaxed seaside town with plenty to explore. Hayle is a town where Cornwall’s industrial past meets its natural beauty, a place […]
The Helford, or Helford River, is one of Cornwall’s most tranquil and picturesque estuaries, winding between wooded valleys, hidden creeks, and sheltered coves. Stretching from Gweek to Falmouth Bay, it’s a place where nature, history, and simple coastal beauty come together perfectly. The Helford is a place where Cornwall slows down, a serene mix of […]
The Lizard Peninsula is the southernmost point of mainland Britain and one of Cornwall’s most spectacular and distinctive regions. Known for its dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters, and rare geology, it offers a wilder and more remote feel than many other parts of the county. Wild, beautiful, and unmistakably Cornish, the Lizard Peninsula is a place […]
Located on Cornwall’s southeastern tip, Torpoint sits directly across the River Tamar from Plymouth and is often referred to as the “Gateway to Cornwall.” With its strong maritime ties, fascinating history, and easy access to both city life and countryside, it’s a unique and characterful Cornish town. Blending naval history, scenic surroundings, and a welcoming […]
The Roseland Peninsula is one of Cornwall’s most peaceful and picturesque regions, known for its rolling countryside, secluded coves, and charming villages. Tucked between the Fal Estuary and the English Channel, it’s a haven for walkers, sailors, and anyone seeking a slower pace of Cornish life. With its sheltered waters, peaceful lanes, and breathtaking views, […]
Perched on the Roseland Peninsula, St Mawes is one of Cornwall’s most elegant and picturesque coastal villages. With its pastel cottages, calm harbour, and stunning views across the Fal Estuary, it’s long been a favourite for sailors and visitors seeking a slower, scenic pace of life. St Mawes is a perfect blend of history, elegance, […]
Located on Cornwall’s south coast, St Austell is one of the county’s largest towns and has a rich industrial past rooted in the china clay industry. Today, it’s a lively hub surrounded by beautiful countryside, gardens, and coastlines, offering plenty to explore for visitors. St Austell Guides
If you’re planning a visit to Boscastle, the charming harbour village nestled between the Cornish cliffs on the north coast, you’re in for a treat. With its narrow valley, rushing rivers, and quirky shops, it makes for a memorable base. When it comes to accommodation, the choice is wide-ranging: from historic inns to self-catered cottages, […]
Sitting opposite Fowey on the east side of the river, Polruan is a peaceful and characterful village that has long been tied to Cornwall’s maritime history. With its narrow streets, working boatyard, and panoramic estuary views, it’s a place that perfectly blends seafaring tradition with quiet coastal beauty. With its strong maritime heritage, spectacular coastal […]
Perched on Cornwall’s dramatic south coast, Polperro is one of the county’s most iconic fishing villages, known for its narrow lanes, whitewashed cottages, and picture-postcard harbour. It’s a place steeped in history, where stories of smugglers, fishermen, and artists still echo through the streets. With its rich history, stunning harbour, and artistic soul, Polperro remains […]