Things to do in and near Mevagissey
If you’re heading to Cornwall’s sublime south coast, then the beauteous allure of Mevagissey and its surrounds will hold you captive throughout the duration of your stay.
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Wild Swimming in Cornwall
Fancy a dip? Wild swimming in Cornwall is all the rage for many a reason. In hot countries, stripping off to cool down in a body of water is normal. Jumping into lakes, rivers and the sea, is a refreshing and relaxing pastime to be enjoyed by all, even in the UK. You don’t need any specialist equipment and best of all it’s free. Over the last year, cold water swimming has seen a surge in popularity due to its numerous health benefits and how easy it is to enjoy whilst social distancing.
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Cornwall's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
In Cornwall, you can’t escape natural beauty. Not that you’d want to. There are no less than a dozen designated local Area Of Natural Beauty (AONB) sections packed into the Duchy, presenting eye candy of the highest calibre pretty much everywhere you turn!
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Pasty making at Philleigh Way Cookery School
The team at Aspects Holidays were recently invited to a Cornish culinary experience at Philleigh Way Cookery School; we were all excited to participate in the cooking class and taste some Cornish delights...
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Where to stay in Cornwall
…Because, quite frankly, the choice is seemingly endless. Surfing holiday or country escape? Culture vulture, foodie or festival lover? Seeking somewhere deliciously away-from-it-all to unwind or a hub of activity in order to immerse yourself into the thick of the
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Top Ten Attractions in South Cornwall
Picking a top ten of south Cornwall’s leading attractions is no mean feat. From museums and historical landmarks to world-famous gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, country houses and World Heritage Mining Sites, the stunning south is choc with things to see and
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Gardens in South Cornwall
Cornwall’s subtropical south spells pure and gorgeous greenery. The more sheltered side of the county affords the perfect position and climate for gardens of all types and scale, where you’ll find a tea plantation (Tregothnan), various vineyards and world famous ecological landmark (Eden) alongside a stunning smattering of small and large lush spaces.
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Food from South Cornwall
You can’t deny the draw of Cornwall’s culinary creations. From the ubiquity of the world famous pasty and Cornish cream tea to a huge range of artisan products grown, made, cultivated and manufactured on Cornish soil – the county’s foodie
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The beautiful rivers of South Cornwall
Dare we say: don’t worry about the beaches for a moment? Because there are a plethora of other watery spaces in south Cornwall that are equally as enchanting. Though you arguably can’t beat cliff side, cove or sandy stretch, there’s
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Seaside highlights in South Cornwall
One of South Cornwall’s biggest boasts is its coastline. Dotted with seaside delights, the south Cornish coast truly is one of the county’s most prized possessions. Imagine stunning hidden coves, sprawling golden sands, historic harbours and dramatic cliffscapes in a
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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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Christmas dinner venues in Cornwall
If you’re planning a festive getaway to Cornwall and are looking for inspiration for that all-important Christmas dinner, then look no further… Having scoured the county for some seriously special venues in which to tuck into some traditional turkey with
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