Cornwall has been synonymous with surfing since it was formally brought to Cornwall by Australian surfing champion Charles ‘Snowy’ McAlister, when he gave a stunning demonstration on a beach in 1928. Today, scores of people now travel to the county...
Cornwall is lucky enough to have lots of marine wildlife along its shores, but the most common, and arguably the most adorable, are seals. If you do find yourself in Gwithian or Godrevy, you can find these fascinating marine creatures...
After a breezy walk on the coastal path or an icy dip in the big blue, there’s nothing like returning to a cosy Cornish cottage with a crackling wood-burning stove. So if you feel like an autumnal escape or a...
Ahh St Ives, there isn’t anything like spending an afternoon, day or even week exploring the winding streets and experiencing the things which make this town so famous! To inspire your next visit, we’ve put together our perfect day itinerary....
This circular walk shows the best of St Ives with the route passing through four beaches and the Tate Gallery — this is the ultimate tour of the town! Distance 4.3 miles. If you’re looking to visit a Cornish seaside...
In 1963, a group of villagers in Mousehole, on Cornwall’s south coast, strung up a festoon of coloured lights along the quay to brighten up the harbourside for the festive period. Little did they know that this humble act would...
