I’m a winter girl. Spacious beaches with thundering waves over-spilling into white horses and sea spray is ultimate theatre to me. The churning of the whipped-up ocean and the hardy surfers bobbing on its buoyant surface. The clear paths where I can stride, and pick and peruse. Quietly filling a basket with hedgerow memories with little more than the birds to witness.
Read moreWhether you’re after a scare night or a slice of history, somewhere to take the kids or a new space to explore this autumn, an assortment of haunted and character-filled places will greet visitors to Cornwall with gusto this Halloween.
Read moreWith the days becoming shorter and the temperatures starting to drop, it’s the perfect excuse to think about an out-of-season getaway in Cornwall.
Read moreFamous for its sun, sea and sand, there are few who won’t be familiar with the idea of a summer holiday in Cornwall. Yet if you ask anyone who lives in this special county, they’ll give you a multitude of reasons why you should really be taking a Christmas break in the Southwest’s most temperate destination.
Read moreNew Year’s Eve in St Ives is always a hit. What started out as very much a locals’ event, is now a well-renowned party destination, with speculations being that it’s the country’s third largest fancy dress party – after London
Read moreIf you’re pondering what to do this spring, then fret not, for Cornwall’s scintillating schedule of entertainment is a year-round affair, ensuring every type of visitor to all areas will find something to suit their interests and whims...
Read moreForget the flowers and candles and do something different this Valentine’s courtesy of Cornwall’s array of alternative and inimitably fabulous things to do.
Read moreCornish Markets can be found at all corners of the county during the pre-festive season, presenting a shopper-happy mix of arts and crafts, clothing, jewellery, home ware, and food and drink as well as various Christmas treats from entertainment to top-tasting refreshments.
Read moreRemember remember the 5th of November… Being on holiday during the first week of November doesn’t mean missing out on Guy Fawkes fun, as there are dozens of bonfire events and fantastic fireworks displays taking place all over Cornwall.
Read moreBeat 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.
Read moreThe pretty fishing village of Mousehole is world famous for its harbour lights; a Christmas tradition which started in 1963. These days an estimated 30,000 people flock to see them, both visitors and locals alike as there’s something quite magical
Read moreIt just doesn't feel like Christmas unless you have a trip planned to see the Christmas lights display in the small fishing village of Mousehole. The display has been produced every year since 1963 and now contains an estimated 7000
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