We’re thrilled to share some wonderful news: Kilden Mor has been named Best Luxury Self-Catering Accommodation at the SME News UK Enterprise Awards 2025. This national recognition places Kilden Mor among the UK’s leading independent hospitality providers, celebrating not only…
From lazy days on the beach to long coastal walks, there are countless ways to fill your days in North Cornwall. But if you visit with children, sometimes you need something a little more structured where the whole family is…
Geology feels like a particularly present and powerful force in Cornwall. Pushing up the stark rocky tors of the moors, creating dynamic and dramatic coastal landscapes and driving industry and commerce for hundreds of years. The Cornish have always benefited…
The Saint’s Way is a long-distance walking route that crosses the breadth of Cornwall from Padstow to Fowey. Running for some 30 miles through some of the area’s most beautiful and wild scenery walkers these days tend to tackle it…
Between its gorgeous beaches, incredible foodie hotspots and stunning historical landmarks, visiting Cornwall is a no-brainer. But while a Cornwall holiday can be an easy decision, choosing what kind of accommodation is right for you can be a little trickier.…
Like England itself, the great nation of Cornwall has its very own north south divide. Each part has its own distinct character, geographical quirks and cultural highlights. You’ll find passionate advocates for both areas, but which flavour of Cornwall is…
If you’re heading down to North Cornwall for a seaside escape, you’ll really be spoiled for choice. Cornwall is home to no less than 400 different beaches, and the Atlantic coast on the north side of the county is where…
Crantock is a popular village on Cornwall’s north coast just two miles from the tourist mecca of Newquay and nineteen miles from Padstow. With its gorgeous sandy beach, perfect for sandcastle building and swimming, and its picturesque setting Crantock is…
Trevose Head, not far from Padstow, is one of the most spectacular headlands in the whole of Cornwall. Standing on the heights of this bulbus finger of rock offers the walker uninterrupted views of over 70 miles of stunning coastline…
There’s never a bad time to visit Cornwall. Summer is glorious, the winter months atmospheric and mysterious, spring bountiful. But we’d like to argue the case for early autumn. After the schools go back in September and the crowds disperse,…