Spring/Summer 2016 Art Events in Cornwall
Cornwall’s cultural scene is arguably as renowned as its majestic natural landscapes, with world-famous artists such as Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Naum Gabo, Terry Frost and Kurt Jackson – to name but a few – all synonymous with the place.
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Trevithick Day | 30th April 2016
The last Saturday in April in Cornwall can only mean one thing – Trevithick Day. A day of festivities dedicated to Camborne’s most famous son, Richard Trevithick, the whole town comes together to celebrate, and you’re invited. An annual event
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Five family-friendly days out in Newquay
Unbelievable as it sounds, sometimes the beach just isn’t enough. Though Newquay is famed for its scenic stretches of sand, with a family in tow – and especially if the weather turns – you’ll need other options to entertain and
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Horse riding days out in Cornwall
Fancy yourself as a bit of a Ross Poldark? Galloping along a coastal headland, with a stunning backdrop of breathtaking sea views, rugged cliffs, and tin mining engine houses with their chimney’s pointing skywards beneath a vast expanse of blue?
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This Easter in Cornwall
As tempting as it may be to simply scoff your own body weight in Easter eggs over the forthcoming holidays (or am I speaking for myself?) – Cornwall is hosting a rather splendid series of things to do that will
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2016 Events and Festivals in Newquay
There’s more to Newquay’s events schedule than first meets the eye. Though it’s a world renowned waterland and mecca for all things surf-related, the town and its surrounds also offer an eclectic mix of other things to see and do
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Day Trips from Port Isaac
Tear yourself away from the famous harbour and stunning village to explore what lies beyond Port Isaac, where a string of potential day trips invite you to seek out North Cornwall’s bounty of other beautiful sights. Conveniently located on the
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Baby-friendly active days out in Cornwall
When staying at a family friendly holiday cottage in Cornwall, what better way to take in the scenery and occupy the little ones than with an exhilarating exploration of Cornwall’s great outdoors? With so many ways to actively adventure out
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Dogs stay free before Easter 2016
Up until Easter, dogs are allowed on many of Cornwall’s beaches, making it the perfect time of year to bring your dog with you on holiday to Cornwall. That’s why if you book to stay in a pet-friendly cottage before
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Relaxing days out in Newquay
Forget the adrenaline junkies’ playground of Fistral – there’s another side to Newquay’s famous beach and town not tailored to high octane action but instead designed to help holidaymakers to unwind and take in the scenery without agenda or pulse-quickening
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Visiting the National Maritime Museum Cornwall
The sea has always provided food, livelihoods and an essential trade link to the outside world for the people of Cornwall. Not surprisingly, boats and seafaring form a huge part of its cultural heritage. Together with Carrick Roads, its main
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2016 school holiday dates
As the busiest period for holiday bookings kicks off next week, we thought you might find it useful to see which weeks in 2016 are the likely to be booked first. Hopefully this will prompt you to get in early
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