So, you've arrived in Bude and want to explore a bit more of the county. Why not take a boat trip or take a Cornish cycle tour, follow a trail or hire a classic car? You can also learn from guided tours that provide local knowledge and facts giving a unique experience where you can see the secrets of Bude that visitors often don’t know about. Browse our listings for ideas.
Search listings representing the very best Bude has to offer its ramblers. From walking along an inland path network of over 2,400 miles, simply taking a gentle stroll along your choice of beach, or exploring one of Cornwall's many beautiful gardens and estates, there will always be more to see and do.
Choose from a selection of family friendly activities suitable for a variety of ages throughout Bude. Search listings representing the best activities Bude has to offer, whether that be an artistic activity, a sporty activity or an unforgettable experience it ensures a wonderful day out for everyone.
Official online guide to watersports in Bude. Search from scores of listings representing the best the Bude has to offer in watersports. You'll want to make the most of Cornwall's amazing beaches, rivers, lakes and estuaries with all the fantastic watersports on offer; sailing, kite surfing, surfing, kayaking, boat trips. Whatever your level of experience a whole world of fun awaits with a variety of watersports for you to choose from.
Find out more about how you can see wildlife for yourself either on land or around Budel's coastal waters, rivers, estuaries and lakes. Discover Bude’s wildlife with tours, trips to nature reserve or at attractions where you can learn more about the animals and wildlife in Cornwall. Find out more by browsing our listings.
Fishing has enjoyed a long history in Bude and still remains central to local culture. The sport of fishing naturally slows your body down and lets you unwind - it's just a bonus if you are lucky enough to bag some fine fish on the end of your line.
Bude offers the cyclist a great variety of cycling from quiet country lanes, which meander through picturesque villages and ancient harbours, to more challenging off-road routes which explore the depths of the Cornish countryside. From the genteel Camel Trail and Coast to Coast Trail, which are ideal for those with young children, to the challenging North Cornwall coastal road which provides some of the steepest gradients in the county.
