One of the things visitors love most about Padstow is its proximity to a wide variety of beaches. Whether you’re a rock-pooler or a surfer, part of the bucket and spade brigade or just wanting to escape the crowds, it’s…
Cornish cider has come a long way over the past couple of thousand years. Contrary to the popular image of drunk and incapable farmers passed out next to gallon bottles of scrumpy, for much of its history cider has played…
‘A visit to King Doniert’s Stone makes the Dark Ages seem less dark.’ E. C. Axford. With all the talk of the mythical King Arthur is it easy to forget that Cornwall once had its own kings - real, living,…
Artists have long been drawn to Cornwall for its rugged, natural beauty, amazing light and picturesque towns. The south of the county is particularly well known for its artist communities and acclaimed galleries, with St Ives, Falmouth and Newlyn high…
The British Isles are suffused with myth. Scratch below the surface of any historic town or village and you’ll find a surprising local tale to delight or terrify. In Cornwall these legends somehow feel closer to the surface, and for…
With so many inspiring walks to choose from, it’s sometimes hard to know where to begin in Cornwall. Following our series looking at the most stunning coastal walks in North Cornwall, this blog explores our favourite coastal trails easily accessible…
“Between Land’s End and Pendeen Watch lies some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Cornwall. Precipitous cliffs, gashed by deep zawns and guarded offshore by menacing rocks and reefs, tower bastion-like above the Atlantic surges which during winter storms…