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Quote: When on holiday in Cornwall I went to visit St Michaels Mount, a small island just off of Lizard. The island is only accessible by either foot (in low tide) or boat (in high tide). By foot you can walk across a… Read More
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Quote: Trelissick Gardens features not only exotic shrubs, trees, and flowers, but also a remarkable collection of stone and wooden artifacts dotted around the walkways, some ancient, others more recent. Those you… Read More
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Quote: Opening Time: 10am, every day of the year, last entry times vary with season Admission: Adults 8.50, Children 3-15 7.50, under 3 years free, seniors 6.50, disabled 5.00 Getting there: Take the A30 to the… Read More
Quote: Porthcurno beach is simply stunning. I went there many years ago and remember access was pretty hard due to the large sand dunes. However on my return in May 2011 i was surprised to see a path leading down to the… Read More
Quote: The Eden Project was our number one reason for visiting Cornwall. Dubbed 'the Eighth Wonder of the World', with its distinctive white domes, the Eden Project is Cornwall's best-known tourist attraction. But it's… Read More
Quote: Cornwall can rightly claim to owning the best beaches in the UK. For most holidaymakers, a beach will feature somewhere in their agenda, whether they be sun worshippers or merely sightseers. The north coast of… Read More
Quote: It’s amazing how few people walk the coast here. I’ve spent time in Cornwall twice, both in early summer, and both times have been able to have significant stretches of beach and coastline completely to myself. … Read More