If you’re lucky enough to be in Cornwall this spring, and looking for inspiration of grown-up things to do, here are some of our favourite ways to enjoy the place at this tranquil time.
Cold water swimming is not only – forgive the understatement – invigorating. It can also be really good for you, and the Scarlet’s freshwater outdoor pool is the perfect spot to take the plunge, if you dare.
We have a confession to make. This may sound like seasonal sacrilege, but we’re secretly excited when it comes time to say: ‘Goodbye Summer, hello Autumn’.
Want to enjoy Cornwall in glorious Summer sunshine? Not so keen on sharing the beautiful beaches, cool cafes and enticing cliff paths with Summer holiday crowds? Then, read on.
Our favourite way to spend a Sunday has to be the walk from Mawgan Porth to Bedruthan Steps. It’s only half an hour each way, but the views are spectacular. Reward your efforts afterwards with a hearty Sunday lunch and a glass of wine looking out to sea – perfection.
Celebrate English Wine Week (28th May-5th June) in Cornwall. Choose between tastings at award-winning vineyards, pop-up events or kick back and watch the waves roll in with dinner and a glass of wine,
Cornwall comes alive in the summer with festive happenings, from outdoor theatre to food and literature festivals. Here are our top recommendations for cultural Cornwall this summer… Read More
Museum exhibitions, food festivals and opera – our top outings in Cornwall this month have all this to offer and more. Read More
Visit the Restless Temple, this mechanised sculpture is one of the most extraordinary, beautiful spectacles you’re likely to see in Cornwall, or anywhere else in the world for that matter. It will be swaying gently in the wind on a hilltop at Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens in Penzance for the next two years. Read More
Cornwall is magical in the run-up to Christmas. You can take bracing walks on beautiful, empty beaches. Explore one of our picturesque fishing village all a-twinkle with lights and get any last minute gifts you need at one of our festive markets.
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