Places of Interest

Chysauster

The location of Chy Bowjy. Chysauster was an Iron Age village inhabited from about 100 BC to sometime in the 3rd century AD.

Cape Cornwall

The only cape in England and Wales

Eden Project

The 8th wonder of the world. A global garden contained in vast geodesic conservatories.

Land's End

Dramatic and imposing cliff scenery.

Marazion

The oldest town in the country. Visit the historic St Michael's Mount.

Mousehole

One of the prettiest and unspoiled fishing villages in Cornwall

Minack Theatre

Built in the style of a Roman Amphitheatre, Minack was the brainchild of Rowena Cade, who lived in a cottage behind the theatre.

St. Michael's Mount

Magical rocky island crowned by medieval castle and church. A national treasure not to be missed – ancient, romantic and breathtakingly beautiful.

Pendeen

Famous for it's lighthouse and the centre of the old tin mining industry. Geevor Mine and the Levant Beam Engine.

Porthcurno

Wonderful beach and the famous Minack Theatre which nestles into the cliffs.

Praa Sands

A mile of golden sands and the remains of a petrified forest.

Penzance

Busy market town and harbour.

Prussia Cove

Old smuggling cove.

Safari Tours

Guided tours can be arranged to see hidden corners and ancient sites and learn the stories behind them.

Sennen Cove

Surfer's beach and long stretch of white sand.

St Ives

Home of the Tate Gallery. Delightful harbour and five beaches.

Trekking

Wonderful horse-riding over the moors - riders and non-riders catered for.

Walking

Coastal walks, moorland walks, mile upon mile of beautiful scenery. Arrangements can be made to take you to the start of your walk and collect you at the end of the day.

Zennor

Home to a 15th Century church and the famous Zennor mermaid who was said to have heard the Squire's son sing and lured him back to the sea with her.

Isles of Scilly Helicopter

Experience the wonder of flying by helicopter here.

Air South West

The low fares airline for the South West of England. Visit their site for more information.

National Rail Enquiries

The official source for rail information.

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