Literary Gems set in Cornwall
Looking for a good book to lose yourself in? One that will take you off to Cornwall, have you walking deserted beaches, exploring wooded creeks or stepping back in time....
Ignore those April showers and enjoy Cornwall at its best
Birds singing, newborn lambs, beautiful colours…oh, we just love Cornwall in the springtime and we’ll let you into a little secret, it’s one of the best times to visit. Here’s just a few reasons why…
Blooming Magnolias mark the early arrival of spring
Responsible dog ownership - it’s a lot more than picking up the poo!
Cornwall is a wonderful place to live, as well as visit, and with many people wishing to enjoy Cornwall with four-legged friends, it also has a high proportion of dog ownership. Many of our valued visitors also want to enjoy Cornwall with their pets, and this is especially welcome at the quieter times of the year and shoulder seasons, when you can enjoy different aspects of Cornwall.
Fancy a Family Farm Holiday?
Cornwall does family farm holidays SUPER well. You can choose from a log cabin, traditional stone cottages, treehouses, shepherd's huts, yurts... anywhere in the county, whatever floats your family boat!
Why not indulge in a touch of wildlife watching?
"When you next visit Cornwall, whatever the time of year, why not indulge in a touch of wildlife watching?
Cornwall's 2020 Tour of Britain route
The opening stage of the 2020 Tour of Britain has been announced, and it will take place in Cornwall. Starting on Penzance promenade, it will wind its way through Cornwall to the finish at Bodmin.
How to embrace the spirit of Cornwall this Spring
You might be surprised to learn that the humble Cornish potato is the hero ingredient in one of the county’s most popular products enjoyed by visitors and locals alike, gin.
Cornish Gardens that you might not have heard of….
I am sure you are aware that Cornwall has some great gardens, from the world famous Eden Project to the glorious spring gardens like Trebah and Heligan. But there are also plenty of smaller gardens that often get overlooked as we head, understandably, to the big names.
So here’s a walk through the lawns and raised beds of some of the lesser known jewels in Cornwall’s horticultural glories.
