Land’s End offers a mix of rugged natural beauty and classic seaside nostalgia. You can spend the morning watching the waves crash against the Longships Lighthouse and the afternoon exploring a restored farmstead or walking the South West Coast Path to Sennen. It is a destination that feels wild and exposed, yet offers plenty of […]
Staying at Land’s End places you on the wildest edge of Cornwall. It is an experience defined by the Atlantic Ocean—whether you are watching storms roll in from a luxury hotel room or waking up under canvas with a view of the Longships Lighthouse. Accommodation here ranges from historic inns steeped in smuggling legends to campsites that offer some of the best sea views in the UK.
Dining at Land’s End is all about the view. Situated at the extreme south-westerly point of the British Isles, the food scene here is dominated by dramatic seascapes. Whether you are eating a pasty while watching the waves crash against the Longships Lighthouse or enjoying a Sunday roast in a pub once frequented by smugglers, the Atlantic Ocean is your constant companion.
While the Land’s End landmark itself has specific eateries, some of the best culinary experiences are found just a short coastal walk away in Sennen Cove.
Land’s End is one of the most iconic and dramatic locations in Cornwall, a place where sheer granite cliffs meet the wild Atlantic Ocean. Known for its breathtaking scenery and symbolic status as the “end of the land,” it’s a destination steeped in legend, history, and natural wonder. Land’s End is more than just a […]
For the past few years, I’ve been making regular trips to Land’s End between October and late December to witness the extraordinary Bluefin Tuna feeding frenzies that take place just offshore. It’s a seasonal spectacle that never loses its magic, watching these huge, powerful fish gather in numbers along the Cornish coast to hunt sardines, […]
Lately, I’ve been spending several hours tracking the Humpback Whales and dolphins that have been visiting West Cornwall, drawn by the plentiful fish in the area. St Ives Bay has been a hotspot for activity, but I decided to head to Lands End for a change of scenery. After a couple of hours of patient […]
Ten years ago, spotting an Atlantic Bluefin Tuna off the Cornish coast was a rare rumour. Today, it is one of the world’s great wildlife spectacles. Every autumn, these “super-predators”—some growing to the size of a small car—return to the waters around Land’s End to hunt. Seeing the ocean boil as hundreds of giant tuna smash into bait balls is an adrenaline rush usually reserved for nature documentaries.