St Ives

Stroll along the old shopping streets, making your way to the colourful harbour filled with crystal clear water and small bobbing boats; and then take your time and stop for the views whilst walking up the incredibly steep hills back to the car park.

St Michael's Mount

Walk along the seafront and catch the famous tidal island at sunset, before heading to the quant town of Marazion to sit in the King’s Arms pub by candlelight, with the biggest bowl of mussels (drenched in delicious white wine and garlic sauce) you’ll ever see.

Lizard Point

Get wrapped up in lots of layers to face the elements on Kynance Cove, and then sit outside the café with hot sandwiches and cups of tea, watching the surfers have a ball on the waves of the bay.

Port Isaac

Have a seagull swoop down out of nowhere and steal your ice cream whilst you walk down the hills and look out across the port – a quirky memory for a location famous for its quirks.

The Eden Project

Enter the dome on a rainy day and immerse yourself in a tropical eco system – fascinating, educational, and incredibly important messages.

Tintagel

Get lost trying to find the legendary castle, and then have your first sight of the fierce tide along the Cornish coastline. This was our entry to Cornwall, and the autumnal winds and rain showers were making themselves known, adding to the mythical atmosphere of King Arthur’s legend.

Around the Minack Theatre

Let a rainy day turn into a great day as you spot seals in the water at Porthcurno Beach, and then blow out the cobwebs by climbing up the hill to the Minack Theatre, and follow the coastal paths along the cliff tops.

Padstow

Sit in the front yard of a pub beside a narrow and crowded shopping street, with a cool drink and time on your hands, waiting to go for food at the famous Rick Stein café.

Land's End

Get soaked by the extreme weather and then steal overpriced photo opportunities around the landmark of Land’s End.