Visit Cornwall

What's Open

As Coronavirus restrictions are lifted, most attractions around Cornwall have reopened. We will not be adding anymore attractions to this list and would ask you to visit our See & Do pages HERE. Most places will expect you to book beforehand, and as we advise, Think-Plan-Book.

We love Cornwall in the spring

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 why...

All-weather activities

Whatever the weather, Cornwall has a great range of activities for all the family...

10 Reasons to visit Cornwall in September

Here are some great reasons for visiting Cornwall in September...

See the first bluebells

Bluebells at Enys Garden, near Penryn, Cornwall

If you only do one thing in May, come and experience breathtaking carpets of bluebells in Cornwall.

Discover South East Cornwall

Discover all there is to see and do in South East Cornwall during your holiday to the region.

Explore the Helford

The Helford estuary, to the south of Falmouth, is an idylic mixture of isolated woodland, secluded creeks, rich farmland and semi-tropical gardens. It has long been recognised for its scenic beauty, but it is also a wonderful natural habitat with several protected areas.