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…
Interview with owner Mike Attwood at Paws in Padstow. Since 2017, Mike Atwood has run Paws in Padstow at Trevisker Garden Centre with his wife Lynz. Described as a ‘boutique experience for dogs and their owners’, the shop was inspired…
The summer months are of course the warmest of the year and with the longest days it makes this an ideal time to explore all that Cornwall has to offer. But there is a big but . . . no…
In the second part of our conversation with Ian Marsh, general manager of the West Cornwall National Trust, we discuss the increasing demand on the region as a film set - most famously seen in the BBC’s recent adaptation of…
Treating yourself to a special dinner or an indulgent lunch is a must when visiting Cornwall. But the experience doesn’t always live up to the expectation, particularly when you discover that every other person seems to have had the same…
Widemouth Bay is one of the most spectacular beaches on Cornwall’s north coast and with its long, wide sweep of sand it is easy to understand why it is so popular. Surfers especially relish this wave pounded shore taking full…
Cornwall is increasingly known as a destination for serious foodies, but you don’t need to book a table at Rick Stein’s to have a memorable Cornish dining experience - you don’t even need to be by the sea. Instead, why…
Cornwall is Britain’s surfing Mecca, with the exposed Atlantic coast offering superb wave riding conditions all year round. We even have our own surf themed music festival and championships at Newquay’s hugely popular Boardmasters event in August. But if you’re…
For centuries in Cornwall a peculiar natural phenomenon has not only been giving pleasure but has also been to a certain extend imbued with magical properties – the logan rock. The word logan comes from the Cornish ‘logging’, meaning rocking,…
One of Cornwall’s three patron saints, Petroc was born a Welsh prince but rejected this title to begin a life dedicated to God. After training in Ireland, he made a pilgrimage to Rome. Returning home, the winds and tides led…