The Manic Street Preachers will be playing in Cornwall for the first time in a decade after they were added to this year’s Eden Sessions, just a short distance from …
You can enjoy a surf with some seals around Newquay’s Towan beach or if you head further south you will see whales, dolphins and porpoises swimming around the Lizards many …
The unexpected warm winter has delivered a long daffodil season at a Cornish Garden. Cotehele, a Tudor house with garden, quay and estate located in south east Cornwall has had …
Cornwall has a rich history in Britain, going back 3000 years, and has been recognised by UNESCO for some of its heritage sites across the county. There is also a …
Along with its unbeatable coastline, cosy villages and delicious local cuisine, Cornwall is quickly gaining a reputation for hosting great music festivals and concerts. From the yearly Eden Sessions to …
When visiting this great county you have not had the proper Cornish experience until you have enjoyed a delicious local cider or ale in one of our fantastic pubs. Whether …
Cornwall offers up fun for all the family whether that’s beach games on our pristine white sand beaches or taking in nature’s beauty at one of our many National Heritage …
St Michaels Mount is an iconic Cornish landmark, making it one of the most popular tourist spots in the south west, with visitors flocking to take in the spectacular views …
Cornwall has some of the best beaches in the UK, and it has been announced that one of Cornwall’s beaches is also one of the top ten in the world. …
The Cornwall Wildlife Trust-run Looe Island is soon to open for the 2016 season, showcasing its glorious natural landscape and abundant wildlife. Looe Island, also known as St George’s Island, …
The warm weather over the last few winter months has sparked a mini boost in tourism for Cornwall.
Cornwall is known for its glorious world class beaches, pristine ocean, delicious local cuisine and its gorgeous natural landscapes, but what people tend to forget is its thriving arts and …