Fancy visiting a Cornish town, a local attraction or need a wet weather plan? Here are some of our recommendations
Our Adventures
The Eden Project in Cornwall is a popular visitor destination, just a 20-minute drive away. Additionally, you can explore the stunning Heligan’s lost gardens, which are within a 40-minute drive.
Tintagel Castle, located on the rugged coast of Cornwall, a historic site offering stunning views associated with King Arthur. Bodmin Jail, an infamous former prison, now a museum, showcasing its dark past through exhibits and tours. Both sites are rich in history and attract visitors worldwide.
Cornish Towns
Discover the charm of Liskeard, a hidden gem just 7 miles away! Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, this town captivates with its quaint streets, friendly locals, and a rich history that unfolds through historic sites and museums. Immerse yourself in the warm ambiance, savor local delights, and create unforgettable memories.
Plymouth
A vibrant city offering the best of both worlds – urban excitement and scenic beauty. Stroll through Royal William Yard, an enchanting ex-Naval victualling yard boasting history and charm. Embrace nature’s splendor at ‘The Hoe,’ indulging in breathtaking walks and captivating views. Unwind at Tineside Lido, an infinity pool with a picturesque harbor backdrop, celebrated as one of Europe’s finest outdoor pools. Shop, dine, and unwind in an abundance of shops, restaurants, and bars, catering to every taste. An unforgettable blend of culture, leisure, and relaxation.
Padstow
Savour the delicious food, go on scenic walks along the South West Coast Path, and admire breathtaking scenery. Discover indoor attractions like the National Lobster Hatchery and Prideaux Place. Don’t miss the chance to visit the beautiful nearby beaches, including Constantine Bay – keep an eye out for seals! You should definitely take a short ferry ride to Rock and Damer Bay.
Our favourites
Quaint Cornish Villages and Harbours
Charlestown
Luring movie makers to treasure seekers, Charlestown will charm those seeking something special. Constructed in the late 1700s, Charlestown is the most well-preserved harbour for copper and china clay from that time – that’s why it’s a World Heritage Site.
Polperro
Located just a short 15-minute drive from Swallow Cottage, Polperro is a truly enchanting fishing village. Its picturesque harbour, bustling art scene, delightful cottages, and breathtaking coastal trails are sure to leave a lasting impression. We highly recommend planning a visit to this captivating destination.
SUGGESTIONS FOR WHEN ITS WET?
Adventures in any weather
The UK’s unpredictable weather is a constant topic of conversation in the Summer. That said, Cornwall offers remarkable benefits, with stunning natural landscapes and a plethora of activities suitable for any weather. When the weather turns unfavourable, Cornwall provides indoor attractions like historical landmarks and charming local shops. No matter what the weather brings, Cornwall promises unforgettable experiences and exciting adventures. Here are a few of our recommendations.
Whatever the weather
