Trevose Head
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…
Eight reasons to visit Cornwall in September
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,…
Whitsand Bay and the Sharrow Beach Grotto
With white sand running for three miles at low tide Whitsand Bay is not only one of the finest beaches in Cornwall but it is also one of the longest. Not to be confused with Whitesand Bay on the north…
Cornwall’s Oyster Lady on shellfish, shucking and celebrity favourites
Katy Davidson, aka The Oyster Lady, has loved oysters since she was a child. Now in high demand at food festivals and private events across the country, she offers shucking services and demonstrations, oyster masterclasses - and has even fed…
Golf in and around Padstow
Whether you’re a regular golfer, an occasional hacker or a complete newbie, Padstow has a host of options for anyone looking to get in a round or two of golf on their trip to North Cornwall. From the full luxury…
Padstow and North Cornwall Festival Guide 2024
Festivals in Cornwall are very much part of the fabric of life. Throughout the year there are events to suit practically all music or literary tastes, every food preference, and plenty of options to keep the kids entertained. So why…
Discover Gerrans Bay
The Roseland remains one of Cornwall’s most beautiful and untouched regions with miles of twisting back-roads, picturesque villages and quiet sandy beaches to explore. Gerrans Bay is a wonderful, wide horseshoe sweep of water, with the towering cliffs of Nare…
Kilden Mor – Padstow Food Guide
Every year, foodies from around the world flock to Cornwall in their droves, and for very good reason. From cream teas to pasties, from farm stores to celebrity fish restaurants, this county has it all. And if you’re staying at…
Porth Nanven – The Dinosaur Egg Beach
Peaceful Porth Nanven has been featured as one of the finest beaches in UK but surprisingly this unusual beach is often missed by visitors to Penwith. Known locally as the ‘Dinosaur Egg Beach’ it is well worth seeking out because…
Five reasons to visit Cornwall in the winter
There are those that say that if you really want to know Cornwall you need to visit in the winter. After the summer crowds have left and the balmy days have turned dark, wet and windy Cornwall becomes a much…