Marazion Marsh
Marazion Marsh is a short walk west from the town. Here lies Cornwall’s largest reed-bed, the RSPB’s most southerly UK reserve. Herons, Cetti’s Warblers, Chiffchaffs and Little Egrets reside here. More than 250 bird, 500 plant, 500 insect, and 18
Read more
West Penwith -Through the ages
Overtime, the West Penwith landscape has been shaped by man with prominent features including stone circles, Cornish hedgerows and mining pits, making this stunning area of Cornwall well worth a visit. The Ancient Sites If you stare at the rocky
Read more
Wild Food Walks in Cornwall | July 2013
Wild foraging has been growing in popularity over the past couple of years along with the resurgence in grow-your-own food and buying local. It’s easy to understand why foraging may be considered ‘hippy’ or ‘alternative’, but spend 2 hours in
Read more
Introducing…Sennen
We’ve welcomed quite a few new properties to our portfolio in recent months, with a large majority in locations outside of our treasured St Ives. As such, we’ve decided to introduce a new area every week and tell you all
Read more
Steeple Wood Stroll
In Cornwall, we’re spoilt for choice with beaches and coastal walk routes, but if you fancy a relaxed, romantic stroll we recommend the Steeple Woodland Nature Reserve. Steeple Woods is a 40 acre open space that occupies the area overlooking
Read more
Fal River Autumn Walking Festival | October 2011
It’s often said that we don’t make enough effort to explore the landscape around us, and as is often the case, we get home from work, complete the daily duties and sink into the sofa for the evening. That’s why,
Read more