10 socially distanced days out in Cornwall
Social distance is almost guaranteed in Cornwall, whether it’s a national guideline or not. Pre-Covid, it has always been one of the main reasons why tourists have flocked here for decades: the promise of picture postcard wide-open spaces and a sense of unbridled freedom that you simply don’t get elsewhere in the country, or world, for that matter.
Read more
Five autumn activities for getting wet and wild in Cornwall
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 more
A visit to the geothermal pool at Jubilee Pool
One of the hottest new attractions in Cornwall - literally - is the brand spanking new geothermal seawater pool at Penzance’s coveted Art Deco lido, which is the very first of its kind in the entire UK, making it a definite to-do for all visitors to the county.
Read more
Must see attractions in Cornwall
From family-friendly must-sees full of interactive and engaging things to see and do to famous landmarks, historic venues and artistic centres; Cornwall’s host of top-notch attractions presents something for everyone.
Read more
A visit to Guy’s Butterfly House
Wildlife lovers are in for a truly immersive treat! Nestled in the countryside near the village of St Hilary, between Penzance and Helston, you will find Guy’s Butterfly House.
Read more
A day out with Mousehole Heritage Walks
Owned by Mousehole local Elaine, Mousehole Heritage Walks offers visitors the chance to learn about the history of this charming seaside village whilst exploring it on foot!
Read more
A day out with Via Ferrata Cornwall
Nestled between Helston and Falmouth you will find Via Ferrata Cornwall, a 60-acre site that allows you to experience Cornwall’s granite quarrying history as you climb cliff faces, take on high wire challenges, and zip back down to ground level again.
Read more
Wellbeing in Cornwall
If you’re on the hunt for a holistic experience then Cornwall is the perfect place to escape to for a rejuvenating and relaxing reboot. Wide-open spaces, spellbinding scenery and a laidback atmosphere are the hallmarks of Cornwall’s sublime allure, and all reasons why visitors love this special county.
Read more
Monsters of the Deep: Science, Fact and Fiction
Landlubbers be warned, The National Maritime Museum has a brand new exhibition! Sure to cause some waves, MONSTERS OF THE DEEP: SCIENCE, FACT AND FICTION opens to the public on 20th March 2020.
Read more
Coronavirus: Government support information
The government have introduced a business rates holiday for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses in England for the 2020 to 2021 tax year. Self-catering accommodation will benefit from the relief.
Read more
Best Springtime events in Cornwall
Hooray! With winter fast becoming a distant memory we’ve successfully stumbled into spring here in Cornwall, which is home to a tantalising mix of things to see and do.
Read more
St Piran's Day in Cornwall
Gool Peran Lowen (or Happy St Piran’s Day)! The national day of Cornwall takes place every year on 5th March to celebrate St Piran (the Patron Saint of Cornwall and tin miners), along with all things Cornish - giving a great excuse for a personality-packed party!
Read more