New for 2023

Continuing on the theme of golf, why not try your hand at a round of adventure golf on Lappa Valley's brand new accessible course!

Featuring 12 thrilling holes filled with fun features and various railway objects, its your chance putt your way through the railway ‘rail chairs’, old railway wheels, the tyre loop the loop, over the bridges, through the pipes and more.

Each hole on the new golf course has a separate wheelchair-friendly, step-free entrance and exit, and the fairways are wide enough to facilitate ease of movement.

It is the first fully accessible facility of this type in Cornwall and one of only a small number currently available in the UK.

PIRATES is a new major exhibition at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, exploring the history and cultural legacy of everyone’s favourite anti-hero.

Filled with fascinating facts and sensory experiences, this major exhibition explores how popular culture has shaped how we think of pirates today, diving beneath the surface to uncover the timber-shivering truth. An accompanying events programme including Cultural Lates and a Skull Island play zone will be presented alongside the main exhibition.

The brand-new spa lodges at St Michael's Resort is the perfect coastal retreat, with relaxation at the forefront of your stay.

The four lodges are inspired by nature and the surroundings of the Cornish coast. Their cosy, stunning and luxury interiors are coupled with contemporary calming hues, filled with natural touch points, private terraces and outdoor bathtubs. In essence, your very own exclusive haven.

Be one of the first to enjoy a Spa Garden Experience, with breaks available from the 1st July 2023. Stays include free use of the Hydrothermal Experience, a 3-course dinner on one evening in the two AA rosette Brasserie on the Bay and breakfast daily.

The Court Garden is an exciting new, accessible space at Trebah Garden, which is free for all visitors to enjoy.

The garden offers visitors a diverse range of plants and flowers, all chosen by Head Gardener Darren Dickey and the Trust’s Garden Committee, not only to encourage pollinators but also to engage with the senses.

This new major exhibition opened at Tate St Ives in May and will run until January 2024.

Tate St Ives will be the first museum in the UK to explore the intense period of artistic rebirth that followed Morocco’s independence, forged by the experimental teaching methods of the Casablanca Art School in the 1960s and 1970s.

Works by 22 artists will be brought together to demonstrate the wide variety of the Moroccan ‘new wave’, from vibrant abstract paintings and urban murals to applied arts, typography, graphics and interior design.

The Bedruthan Hotel & Spa has recently opened it's new restaurant, 'Ogo'. Translating to ‘Cave’ in Cornish, Ogo is inspired by the coastline’s natural bounty with menus emphasising a commitment to deliver seasonal, high-quality ingredients. From beach foraging for edible seaweeds and berries from the clifftops to working with local fisherman for their daily catch, Ogo showcases the best of hyper-local produce in the Southwest.

Located within the Bedruthan Hotel in Mawgan Porth, Ogo takes the place of the former 'The Herring' and brings a new direction for the restaurant. Head Chef George Richardson’s keen passion for showcasing the best of Cornish produce is reflected through partnerships with handpicked local suppliers and farms who share his commitment to sustainable practices. Focussing on in-season produce, the daily changing menu will vary according to the season and retain a focus on provenance: from what the boats bring in each day along the South coast, to foraged ingredients from the surrounding countryside.