Top 10 Things To Do In Cornwall

Ten 'must see' attractions when in Cornwall, South West UK

Eden Project

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World renowned biomes, Eden also holds music concerts throughout the summer with many top names appearing.

South West Coast Path

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Over 600 miles of awe-inspiring scenery.

Bedruthan Steps - Carnewas

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Take a short walk along the well established paths and you will be rewarded with views that are arguably some of the most impressive in Cornwall.

The Camel Trail

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Although many head straight for the beach, the Camel Trail is used by over half a million visitors each year and it's Cornwall's most popular multi-use trail.

The Minack Theatre

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The Minack Theatre is the most famous open-air theatre in Britain, even possibly in the world, and from above it looks as though some wandering Greeks had carved a theatre into the granite cliffs of Porthcurno!

St Michaels Mount

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Separated from the mainland by a causeway covered by sea at high water, St Michael’s Mount near Penzance in west Cornwall, beats to a pace of life ruled by the weather and tides.

The Beaches

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Cornwall has over 300 idyllic beaches and hidden coves.

Tintagel Castle

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Tintagel Castle is a magical place, not just the legend of King Arthur behind it all, but it is also a truly beautiful part of the north Cornish coastline.

Lost Gardens of Heligan

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At the end of the 19th century its thousand acres were in their prime, but just a matter of a few years later bramble and ivy were already drawing a green veil around the neck of this “Sleeping Beauty”.

Polperro

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Quintessential Cornish fishing village. Smuggling is thought to have prospered since Polperro developed as a port around the 12th century.