Charlestown: A filmic epicentre
With its historic Grade II-listed Georgian harbour and magnificent maritime backdrop, it’s no wonder why filmic types flock to Charlestown and Hollywood keeps calling.
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Autumn’s Foodie Happenings
With Cornish companies specialising in everything from award-winning cheeses and charcuteries to specialist gins, tea, wine, ketchup and seaweed, here’s our pick of top foodie happenings in Cornwall this autumn…
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Properties right on the coast
Cornwall is England’s most coastal county and with nearly 300 miles of coastline, it’s not hard to see why. Rugged coastlines, fresh sea air and unrivalled sea views are just a few of the things that encourage people to the coast...
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Summer Holidays for Families in Cornwall
School’s out for summer (hooray!), which begs the question: what to do with the kids?
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Things to do in Fowey
South Cornwall’s fabulous waterside town is replete with things to do, whatever your fancies during your stay...
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Golowan Festival
Penzance’s charismatic celebration of midsummer, which takes place every June, promises a lively and eclectic mix of things to see and do in Cornwall’s culture-packed far west.
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Heritage Boat Tours with the Maritime Museum
From July until September, the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth will be offering an exciting new water-based excursion. We were invited along to experience one of their brand new Heritage Tours, on one of the museum's most prized Cornish boats, Jonik...
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A boat trip along Helford River
When staying in South Cornwall, a must-do activity during your stay is a trip up the Helford river, an unspoilt estuary flanked by tree-covered banks, secluded beaches, creeks and quaint villages. With truly stunning scenery, and offering something much different
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10 beautiful barn conversions
Surrounded by spectacular scenery in secluded spots across the county, these fabulous converted barns provide a lovely base for a relaxing holiday in Cornwall...
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Foraging in Cornwall with Rachel Lambert
Foraging in Cornwall is an up and coming trend, with more and more people intrigued by the huge variety of Cornish plants around our coastline that can be picked and used in their next culinary experiments. Lots of people are
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Learning to surf with West Country Surf School
Perched on the cliff-top overlooking the vast expanse of golden sand at Newquay's Watergate Bay, you'll find West Country Surf School. As sponsors of the surf school, a few of the Aspects team were kindly invited out to try out what they offer and brush up on our surf skills one evening after work.
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Exploring Falmouth – Places To Visit
Cornwall’s beautiful maritime centre is replete with places to visit, from castles and museums to beaches, gardens, restaurants and family-friendly attractions, making it a spoilsome destination for anyone seeking a particularly entertaining and activity-packed stay.
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