Our Top 5 Favourite Secret Things To Do In Cornwall
Looking for the best days out in Cornwall? Make the most of your Cornwall days out with this guide to the best ones in the county.
Looking for the best days out in Cornwall? Make the most of your Cornwall days out with this guide to the best ones in the county.
There is no doubt that St Michael’s Mount is one of Cornwall’s most beautiful islands. Visit a community where modern life meets over a thousand years of history by boat or by walking across the causeway at low tide.
The island’s medieval church and castle were built during the 12th century and are home to a small community as well as the St Aubyn family. Discover the legend of Jack the Giant Killer, immerse yourself in history, and wonder at the architecture.
Besides exploring the sub-tropical terraced garden, you can also enjoy Mount’s Bay’s breathtaking views leaving you with some beautiful memories to take home.
There is no doubt that St Michael’s Mount is one of Cornwall’s most beautiful islands. Visit a community where modern life meets over a thousand years of history by boat or by walking across the causeway at low tide.
The island’s medieval church and castle were built during the 12th century and are home to a small community as well as the St Aubyn family. Discover the legend of Jack the Giant Killer, immerse yourself in history, and wonder at the architecture.
Besides exploring the sub-tropical terraced garden, you can also enjoy Mount’s Bay’s breathtaking views leaving you with some beautiful memories to take home.
Discover Cornwall’s rugged north coast and its history, myths and stunning scenery at Tintagel Castle.
This dramatic castle and coastline are inextricably linked with the legend of King Arthur, inspiring authors, artists, even a royal brother over the years. Let’s see what inspires you.
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Discover Cornwall’s rugged north coast and its history, myths and stunning scenery at Tintagel Castle.
This dramatic castle and coastline are inextricably linked with the legend of King Arthur, inspiring authors, artists, even a royal brother over the years. Let’s see what inspires you.
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One of the most mysterious estates in England is Heligan. This Sleeping Beauty had been lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1. It has now been resurrected as one of Europe’s largest gardens restoration projects. The 200 acres of Heligan today are a paradise for garden lovers, wildlife lovers, and explorers.
Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a beautiful spot to spend time with the ones you love, this is the place for you.
One of the most mysterious estates in England is Heligan. This Sleeping Beauty had been lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1. It has now been resurrected as one of Europe’s largest gardens restoration projects. The 200 acres of Heligan today are a paradise for garden lovers, wildlife lovers, and explorers.
Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a beautiful spot to spend time with the ones you love, this is the place for you.
Known as a Cornish gem, Kynance Cove is rightfully hailed as one of Cornwall’s finest. One of the most photographed, filmed, and painted beaches in Cornwall, its white sands, turquoise water, and serpentine rocks are smoothed by the sea. On a sunny day at low tide, you can see why the cove regularly appears on lists of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
This beach is named after the Cornish word kewnans, which means ravine. There are a number of coves and interconnected caves at low tide, some with splendid Victorian names such as Ladies Bathing Pool and Drawing Room. One rock is named after Prince Albert, who came ashore here with his children in 1846, and the largest island is Asparagus Island, named after the plant which is native and grows wild there.
Known as a Cornish gem, Kynance Cove is rightfully hailed as one of Cornwall’s finest. One of the most photographed, filmed, and painted beaches in Cornwall, its white sands, turquoise water, and serpentine rocks are smoothed by the sea. On a sunny day at low tide, you can see why the cove regularly appears on lists of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
This beach is named after the Cornish word kewnans, which means ravine. There are a number of coves and interconnected caves at low tide, some with splendid Victorian names such as Ladies Bathing Pool and Drawing Room. One rock is named after Prince Albert, who came ashore here with his children in 1846, and the largest island is Asparagus Island, named after the plant which is native and grows wild there.
What better way to explore the beautiful county of Cornwall that sits on England’s rugged southwestern tip?
Take a scenic Sea Kayak Lesson & Tour in Newquay as you navigate Cornwall’s coastline up close and personal from sit-on-top kayaks. Explore smugglers caves, inviting coves, imposing cliffs and epic landscapes along this exciting kayaking route. The crystal-clear Atlantic waters make for a perfect window into this magical marine world!
What better way to explore the beautiful county of Cornwall that sits on England’s rugged southwestern tip?
Take a scenic Sea Kayak Lesson & Tour in Newquay as you navigate Cornwall’s coastline up close and personal from sit-on-top kayaks.
Explore smugglers caves, inviting coves, imposing cliffs and epic landscapes along this exciting kayaking route. The crystal-clear Atlantic waters make for a perfect window into this magical marine world!
