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Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm
North Coast > Truro
We are open daily but require people to pre-book before arrival, so that we can control the number of visitors. Please check our website for up to date information.
Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary
South Coast > Looe
Sadly closed for the forseable future due to the coronavirus. A Monkey Sanctuary set in beautiful woodland overlooking the picturesque Cornish coast.
Newquay Zoo
North Coast > Newquay
Newquay Zoo is now re-open to all guests. We will be limiting the number of guests per day, including Annual Pass holders and anyone who has a complimentary ticket. Entry will be permitted in half-hour slots through the day
Tamar Valley Donkey Park
Bodmin Moor + Tamar Valley
We are hoping to reopen sometime mid July, but that depends on future regulation changes. At Tamar Valley Donkey Park you can feed and pet the donkeys, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits and guinea-pigs, you can even take a donkey for a walk!
Dairyland Farm World
North Coast > Newquay
DairyLand Farm World is unfortunatly closed due to the Coronavirus, please check the website for up to date info.
Cornwall Wildlife Trust
Cornwall
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is the leading local charity working to protect and enhance Cornwall’s wildlife and wild places.
Looe Island
South Coast > Looe
Looe Island is a marine nature reserve, an important nesting site for birds and with the waters around it full of life. During the summer months it can be visited by boat from Looe.
Helford River Cruises
Falmouth > The Helford
We are open, but require people to pre-book before arrival, so that we can control the number of visitors. Please check our website for up to date information.