North Coast
Cornwall’s North Coast isn’t exactly shy about how beautiful it is. Spin in a circle anywhere along this coastline and you’re bound to be treated to a delightful onslaught of your ocular senses: dramatic cliffscape, craggy coves, boundless white-tipped breakers and miles upon miles of golden sands.
Things to do in the North Coast
Perranporth Beach
Surrounded by tall cliffs and rolling dunes, this vast, sandy beach has something for everyone—whether that be snorkelling, sunbathing or a splash about in the surf.
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Mother Ivey's Bay
Nestled away from civilisation and with a subdued atmosphere, a sunny day out at Mother Ivey’s Bay is a nice way to enjoy the simpler things in life.
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Magical Cornish Gardens
The National Garden Scheme in Cornwall has 50 gardens open to the public this year.
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West Cornwall
Choose between the golden sands of St Ives Bay, the storm washed cliffs of Land's End, the sub-tropical gardens of Penzance or the ancient lands of West Penwith.
Things to do in West Cornwall
Gyllyngvase Beach
Falmouth’s largest and most popular beach, Gyllyngvase Beach is a golden crescent of sand with stunning views out along the South Cornwall coast and up to Pendennis Castle.
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Porthgwarra Beach
Porthgwarra Beach is a picturesque inlet located right at the bottom of West Cornwall.
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Family Fun in Cornwall
From beautiful beaches and charming villages to exciting attractions and traditional days out, Cornwall has it all.
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South Cornwall
Swap cliffs for gentle hills, strong currents for clam estuaries, surfboards for paddleboards, and give Cornwall’s South Coast a chance. Its understated, quiet beauty might just turn your head…
Tamar Valley
Are you on the lookout for your next Cornish adventure? Then why not head for the verdant Tamar Valley on Cornwall’s eastern boundary? Pretty villages, water meadows and hillside orchards, industrial heritage, and cut through by the majestic River Tamar…
Lizard Peninsula
The rare geology of this area creates a haven for exceptional plants and flowers and a coastline dotted with little fishing harbours and gorgeous sandy bays fringed with rare rock formations and caves.
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