Our guide to the best places to visit on your holiday in Cornwall, from the best beaches for swimming and where to get the tastiest ice cream to our favourite woodland walks.
For my family, day trips normally involve beaches or stately homes, but whilst holidaying in Cornwall this half-term the bad weather forced us to think creatively. And so feeling the Poldark effect, we found ourselves at Geevor Tin Mine.
Philip Eley
Find your groove from August through to October with these family friendly festivals and more mature musical events in Cornwall.
Abby Driver
It is a real treat to visit the English Riviera on the trail of Agatha Christie’s life and work - she was born in Torquay, and this area of South Devon is full of places which inspired her. From houses where she lived, to places which feature in some of her most famous works, you are surrounded by her presence in Torbay.
Philip Eley
Who knew they could pack so much building and gallery space into a city centre? This family friendly museum is worth a stop when on holiday in Cornwall.
Abby Driver
Plan a September stay in north Cornwall to soak up the last of the summer sunshine before we head into the cosy nights of autumn.
Kayleigh Hardy
Autumn colours and a frosty feeling in the air made for a surprisingly wonderful afternoon exploring the National Trust's Trelissick gardens in Cornwall.
Kayleigh Hardy
A visit to Tintagel in North Cornwall is like taking a pilgrimage to a peculiarly mythical land. The castle ruins perched high on the clifftop are the quintessence of one of the greatest legends that course throughout Cornwall’s history.
Deb S
Enjoy a Valentine's to remember with some of our favourite romantic spots in Cornwall. Get under the skin of the county this February.
Kayleigh Hardy
