874 miles from John O’Groats, 3,147 miles from New York, it can only be Land’s End. Or more specifically, the signpost that half a million people queue to have their photo taken beneath each year. But is there more to…
For so many of us going to watch a pantomime is as much as essential part of our Christmas as a turkey, crackers and gifts under the tree – “Oh yes it is!” This wonderful, very British, tradition is something…
What better way to get into the joyful Christmas spirit than to take a trip to enjoy some of the de-light-ful Yuletide light displays; or better still why not immerse yourself in one of the wonderful and unusual festive events…
The pretty seaside town of Fowey is one of Cornwall’s most ancient harbours with a long history of fishing, boat-building and brave seamanship – it has been well documented that men and ships from Fowey took part in the defensive…
‘Farm to table’ is becoming increasingly popular and important in Cornwall – supporting small farmers and delighting foodie eaters. Usually though, farm to table suppliers are only familiar with one part of the process. It’s rare to find professional butchers…
What’s in a Name? One of the first things that many people notice when they arrive in Cornwall, something that makes this place stand out from the rest of England, are the unusual place names. Ventongimps, Greensplatt, Polyphant, Praze-an-Beeble, Mellangoose,…
If you’re a seasoned surfer looking for a challenge, or an enthusiast who just wants to get off the beaten track, Cornwall has a beach for you. Here is our pick of the county’s ultimate surf spots. Fistral Beach, Newquay…
This October Pentillie Castle, one of the most exclusive estates in Cornwall, is inviting you to come and enjoy a traditional Afternoon Tea in their elegant Castle Dining Room. This is a rare opportunity to visit this private castle which…
A Padstow institution for more than 20 years, Bin Two began as a wine shop and has since expanded to include outdoor seating and a bar /cafe serving drinks and tapas. It remains the place to be if you’re interested…
Cornwall’s rugged north coast is famed for its beautiful coves, spectacular surf breaks and wild beaches, some, it has to be said, more accessible than others! Northcott Mouth, between Bude and Morwenstow, is perhaps a little less well known but…