Places to see
Sightseeing
A must-see for anyone visiting Cornwall. This incredible attraction is home to the world's largest rainforest in captivity with steamy jungles and waterfalls as well as cutting-edge architecture and buildings.
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Proyecto Eden
A must-see for anyone visiting Cornwall. This incredible attraction is home to the world's largest rainforest in captivity with steamy jungles and waterfalls as well as cutting-edge architecture and buildings.
A quiet private beach, great for an evening stroll. Dogs are not allowed on the beaches from 1st April to 31st October but welcome the rest of the time.
During the summer months, there is a great cafe serving coffees, tea, and cake during the day and wood-fired pizza inn the evenings
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Caerhays
A quiet private beach, great for an evening stroll. Dogs are not allowed on the beaches from 1st April to 31st October but welcome the rest of the time.
During the summer months, there is a great cafe serving coffees, tea, and cake during the day and wood-fired pizza inn the evenings
Los Jardines Perdidos de Heligan
B3273Mevagissey
Pentewan
Porthcurno
Catedral de Truro
Saint Mary's StreetPlaya de Perranporth
Tehidy Woods
St Ives
Fans of BBC’s ‘Poldark’ will be familiar with the starring role that the stunning Cornish locations play in the TV series.
Keen-eyed viewers will have spotted one very special location, the atmospheric late Georgian port of Charlestown, near St Austell.
Surrounded by rich heritage, the quaint Cornish village boasts some of the best eateries in Cornwall, The Longstore, The Boathouse, and Edie's Kitchen to name a few. We recommend booking early at these to avoid disappointment.
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Puerto de Charlestown
Fans of BBC’s ‘Poldark’ will be familiar with the starring role that the stunning Cornish locations play in the TV series.
Keen-eyed viewers will have spotted one very special location, the atmospheric late Georgian port of Charlestown, near St Austell.
Surrounded by rich heritage, the quaint Cornish village boasts some of the best eateries in Cornwall, The Longstore, The Boathouse, and Edie's Kitchen to name a few. We recommend booking early at these to avoid disappointment.
Godrevy Lighthouse
Falmouth
Quaint little fishing town.
The Mousehole Lights which is on show in December is not to be missed!
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Mousehole
Quaint little fishing town.
The Mousehole Lights which is on show in December is not to be missed!
Monte de San Miguel
Porthleven
Fowey