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,…
If you’re already planning your 2024 summer holidays in Cornwall and are looking for inspiration, forget the guide books and endless Instagram posts featuring the same familiar locations. Instead, switch on your TV! Cornwall regularly plays host to film and…
Porthcurno is considered by many to be the most beautiful cove in Cornwall, its emerald green, crystal clear water and impossibly white sands give the impression of a tropical paradise rather than a British beach! When the writer J. T.…
We’ve spent the last few years writing about Padstow, recommending the best places to eat, drink and experience. There is far more to do here than you could hope to fit into one visit, so to narrow down your search…
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…
Whether you’re visiting Cornwall’s dramatic coastline, venturing onto the moors or exploring the remains of its industrial landscape, you can always enhance the experience with a swim. Over recent years the trend for wild swimming has helped popularise many of…