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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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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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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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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Falmouth: Gardens and Natural Spaces
Home to a stunning array of parks and gardens, Falmouth’s prime south coast position perfectly supports a huge host of sub-tropical species of plants...
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February Half Term with the Kids
Treat the young ones (and yourselves) to some entertaining days out during February Half Term week (12th-16th), where a world of wonder, fun and exploration awaits throughout Cornwall.
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Blow Away Those January Blues
Beat those January blues by exploring what Cornwall has to offer during the season’s post-festive downtime, where a bracing experience of the outdoors can be enjoyed alongside a wealth of cultural offerings and spectacular sights across the Duchy.
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Things to do in Bude
Are you an adrenaline junkie or kick-back kind of person? Escapist or adventurist? Whatever your personal agenda while visiting north Cornwall, Bude has it covered in winning style with a brilliant bevy of things to do. Whether you wish to
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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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A boat trip from Mousehole
One of the best things you can do whilst staying in one of our holiday cottages in Mousehole, is take a boat trip from the beautiful harbour and explore the coastline from a different angle. Berthed on the South Quay
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Beauty Spots in Newquay
For those seeking somewhere to sit, stroll, picnic or simply swoon at the view, Newquay provides an endless and exquisite array of options. But beyond the famous Fistral Beach and sprawling sands fringing the town itself, Newquay boasts a plethora
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Bude Canal
As if a bevy of beautiful beaches, sublime sea pool and smattering of rock pools weren’t enough, there’s another aquatic space for the water-loving visitor in north Cornwall’s spectacular seaside town: Bude Canal. A unique and innovative waterway built in
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