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Dog friendly Cornwall

Cornwall's great for dogs, lots of beaches are dog friendly, and there's loads of great coast and countryside walks
Kite surfing in Cornwall

Cornwall is a natural playground for adrenaline sports - kite surfing is just one of them
St Michael's Mount

Explore the amazing island world of St Michael’s Mount and discover legend, myth and incredible history.
Housel Bay, The Lizard

Housel Bay is a tiny cove on the Lizard Peninsula, the most south westerly part of mainland Britain.
Sailing in Cornwall

Cornwall is a mecca for sailors. Charter a yacht and cruise the coast, or explore the many rivers and creeks by motor boat.
Gwithian Beach, West Cornwall

The wide expanse of golden sands at Gwithian beach are best enjoyed at low tide when you can walk for miles.
Bossiney Cove, Tintagel

Explore the rugged north Cornish coast - Bossiney cove lies just a mile from Tintagel, legendary home of King Arthur.
Caerhays Castle, Portholland, near St Austell

Caerhays Castle, beside Portholland Beach, near St Austell and Mevagissey
Porthcurno, West Cornwall

Porthcurno Beach, overlooked by the unique Minack Theatre. Basking sharks are regular visitors to this cove.
Bedruthan Steps

Bedruthan Steps beach on the north Cornwall coast. Golden sands and stunning coastal scenery.
Bodmin Moor

The wild and romantic Bodmin Moor - explore the moorland villages and climb to Cornwall's highest point - Brown Willy.
Gardens in Cornwall

Heligan, just one of Cornwall's amazingly diverse gardens, which one will you explore?