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Discover Cornwall – Coast, Countryside & Culture

Cornwall is one of the UK’s most loved holiday destinations – and with good reason. With over 300 miles of coastline, golden beaches, quaint harbour towns, rolling countryside, and a deep-rooted cultural heritage, it’s a county that offers something for every type of visitor.

Whether you're a nature lover, thrill-seeker, foodie, or history buff, Cornwall has a unique mix of experiences waiting to be explored.


🌊 Coastal Beauty & Beaches

Cornwall is famed for its spectacular coastline – a mix of rugged cliffs, sweeping bays, hidden coves, and turquoise waters. Top beaches include:

  • Perranporth – Three miles of golden sand, perfect for surfing, swimming, and beach walks.

  • Porthtowan – A Blue Flag beach surrounded by cliffs and a popular surf spot.

  • Fistral Beach (Newquay) – One of the best surfing beaches in the UK, with surf schools, board hire, and competitions.

  • Kynance Cove – A National Trust gem near the Lizard Peninsula, known for its white sand and dramatic rock formations.

  • Porthcurno – A stunning bay near the Minack Theatre, ideal for family days and swimming.

Beach activities:

  • Surfing lessons & board hire – available in Newquay, Perranporth, Porthtowan, and Polzeath.

  • Paddleboarding and kayaking – hire available in St Ives, Falmouth, and the Helford River.

  • Coasteering & wild swimming – organised in areas like St Agnes and Tintagel.


🥾 Walking & Outdoor Adventures

Cornwall’s wild beauty is best explored on foot. The South West Coast Path runs the length of the county and offers incredible cliff-top views, hidden coves, and wildlife.

Top walking spots:

  • St Agnes to Perranporth – A dramatic clifftop route with mining heritage and sea views.

  • Bedruthan Steps – Rugged cliffs and rock stacks along the north coast.

  • Lizard Peninsula – Explore the most southerly point in the UK with diverse landscapes.

  • Cardinham Woods & Bodmin Moor – Inland walks through woodland and open moorland.

Cycling trails:

  • Camel Trail – A scenic, family-friendly route from Padstow to Bodmin via Wadebridge.

  • Elm Farm Cycle Trails (near Porthtowan) – Quiet countryside rides, bike hire available on site.

  • Mineral Tramways Trail – Follows old mining routes between the north and south coasts.


🏛️ Culture & History

Cornwall has a rich history, from ancient stone circles to maritime heritage.

  • Tintagel Castle – Linked to the legend of King Arthur, with dramatic clifftop ruins.

  • St Michael’s Mount – A magical tidal island with a medieval castle and gardens.

  • The Minack Theatre – A world-famous open-air theatre carved into a cliff above the sea.

  • Geevor Tin Mine – Explore Cornwall’s mining heritage in this underground museum.

  • Pendennis Castle (Falmouth) – A coastal fortress built by Henry VIII.


🎨 Art, Shopping & Local Life

Cornwall has long inspired artists and creatives. You’ll find art galleries, studios, and craft shops throughout the county.

  • St Ives – Visit the Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden.

  • Penzance & Newlyn – Explore local art scenes and independent shops.

  • Truro – Cornwall’s only city, with a striking cathedral, great shopping, and food markets.

Don’t miss a visit to Cornish villages like Mousehole, Mevagissey, or Boscastle for cobbled streets, seafood cafés, and postcard-perfect harbours.


🌱 Family Attractions & Wildlife

Perfect for rainy days or family fun, Cornwall offers a host of popular attractions:

  • Eden Project (Bodelva) – Iconic biomes housing rainforest and Mediterranean ecosystems, plus gardens, exhibitions, and play zones.

  • Newquay Zoo & Blue Reef Aquarium – Ideal for younger children.

  • Paradise Park (Hayle) – Wildlife park with tropical birds and farm animals.

  • The Lost Gardens of Heligan – Historic gardens lost to time and rediscovered in the 1990s.

  • Flambards (Helston) – Theme park with rides, exhibitions, and Victorian village.


🍴 Food, Drink & Local Produce

Cornwall is a foodie haven, known for fresh seafood, artisan produce, and of course, the Cornish pasty.

Local food experiences:

  • Seafood restaurants in Padstow, Newquay, and Falmouth

  • Rick Stein’s eateries in Padstow

  • Nathan Outlaw’s restaurants in Port Isaac

  • Healey’s Cornish Cyder Farm – Just inland from Perranporth; take a tour and sample cider, jams, and juices.

  • Farm shops & markets – Found across the county, great for picnic supplies or local gifts.


🚗 Getting Around & Access

Cornwall is best explored by car, but public transport connects most key locations.

  • Trains run from Truro to towns like Penzance, Newquay, and St Ives.

  • Buses and local services run to most towns and major attractions.

  • Car hire is available in Truro, Newquay, and Bodmin.

Park-and-ride services operate in St Ives and Truro, and most major beaches have dedicated car parks (often pay-and-display).


📍 Make the Most of Your Stay

Whether you’re surfing Atlantic waves, wandering historic ruins, exploring gardens, or savouring a clotted cream tea overlooking the sea, Cornwall promises a rich, unforgettable experience. From adventurous days out to peaceful moments of reflection, this beautiful part of the UK has something for everyone – and it’s all waiting for you.

Come and explore Cornwall – where every day brings a new view, a new memory, and a new adventure.

Highlights
  • Amazing locations for accessing beautiful golden beaches, great surf, & fantastic coastal walks.
  • Close to the A30, ideal for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer.
  • Within a short walking distance of all local amenities, bars, restaurants, and of course the beach.
  • FREE allocated parking and Wifi.
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