Spend October half-term doing something a little different, having a last hurrah before winter creeps in and it’s all storm watching, getting cosy in front of a log fire and searching for Cornwall’s showstopping hot chocolates.
Read moreIf your definition of a holiday is hitting the surf every day, you’ll love our selection of stylish surfer’s retreats...
Read moreMost people have a bucket list of places to visit in their lifetime, and for many, Cornwall is on that list. If you've not yet visited this special county, we've compiled a list of ten reasons why you simply must visit Cornwall at least once in your lifetime!
Read moreDespite the popularity of Cornwall during the summer season, autumn is one of the most special times of the year to see the county. As September gets under way, Cornwall winds down and settles back into a much slower pace of life. Here are just some of the reasons why you should consider visiting Cornwall this autumn.
Read moreTreat yourself to a bone fide sand-between-the-toes experience with Newquay’s renowned surf and music festival, Boardmasters, which runs from 9th-13th August and looks set to deliver an electrifying schedule of not-to-be-missed entertainment.
Read moreNorth Cornwall’s coveted holiday hotspot gains much of its popular status from one particular thing: its beaches. Bude’s top tally of sublime coastal spaces allows its visitors to bask in the beachiest of holidays, allowing everyone to spend some glorious
Read moreCornwall is world-renowned for its surf breaks – and Bude is no exception, offering everyone from the complete novice to the accomplished surfer an experience guaranteed to gift you that unique buzz that only riding waves can. So whether you
Read moreIt’s a strange truth that whenever St Ives locals travel and visit a beach elsewhere, they always find something wrong with it. That’s because the beaches they are used to are simply magnificent. Another great positive is that each beach
Read moreSt Ives is classed by many visitors to Cornwall as a ‘must do’ – and with its cobbled streets, seaside location and array of beaches it’s easy to see why. For the surfer visiting St Ives, however, the highlight and
Read moreThere’s nothing quite like bracing the fresh air and gallivanting amongst some of the natural world’s most stunning spaces – and one of the best things about Bude is its abundance of outdoorsy offerings. From an offshore island to an
Read morePorthleven is a beautiful fishing village near Helston renowned for its picturesque setting and Cornish feel. However, for many people, Porthleven is known as the best surfing venue in West Cornwall. Many great, award-winning surfers have learned their trade on
Read morePraa Sands is the premier surfing beach on the south coast of Cornwall. Situated between Porthleven and Marazion, Praa Sands is a lovely village in a beach side location. The beach itself is a mile long with golden sands flanked
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