Discover the best things to do in Portreath, from surfing the famous “Vortex” break to exploring the ancient woodlands of Tehidy Country Park. Explore our curated guide to coastal walks, mining heritage trails, and wildlife encounters in this historic Cornish harbour village.
Discover the best things to do in Penzance, from swimming in the Art Deco Jubilee Pool to exploring the subtropical Morrab Gardens. Explore our curated guide to the top attractions, historic streets, and cultural hotspots in this vibrant Cornish harbour town.
Discover the best things to do in Pendeen, a village defined by its rugged coastline and mining heritage. From exploring the underground tunnels of Geevor Tin Mine to finding the secret sandy beach of Portheras Cove, explore our curated guide to activities in this wild corner of West Cornwall.
Discover the best things to do in Newlyn, Cornwall’s artistic and maritime heart. From catching an independent movie at the historic Newlyn Filmhouse to taking a painting course at the famous School of Art, explore our curated guide to activities in this vibrant fishing port.
Mousehole (pronounced “Mowzel”) is often described as the loveliest village in England. It is a place where time seems to slow down. The village is a maze of narrow, winding streets and granite cottages, all huddled around a circular harbour that protects the fishing boats from the Atlantic swells.
Marazion is the oldest town in Cornwall and arguably one of the most scenic. While it is best known as the gateway to St Michael’s Mount, the town itself offers a blend of soft sandy beaches, an internationally renowned art scene, and a protected wetland that rivals any in the UK.
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 […]
There is a magical quality to Scilly that turns even a short break into an adventure. You can spend your mornings island-hopping on colourful wooden launches and your afternoons discovering Bronze Age burial chambers or white sand beaches that look like the Caribbean. It is a place to reconnect with nature, history, and the simple […]
Hayle is a town of two halves: a historic industrial harbour and a wild, sprawling coastline that boasts some of the finest beaches in Cornwall. It is a destination where you can spend the morning discovering the area’s World Heritage mining past and the afternoon surfing on three miles of golden sand.
Torpoint is often described as the “Gateway to Cornwall,” but for those in the know, it is the gateway to something far more special: the Rame Peninsula. This “forgotten corner” of the county offers a stark contrast to the busy north coast. Here, you will find quiet creeks, wild headlands, and grand country estates that have guarded the Tamar River for centuries.