Truro, the vibrant capital of Cornwall, is a charming city known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and welcoming atmosphere. At its heart lies the impressive Truro Cathedral, a magnificent Gothic-style structure that dominates the skyline. The city offers a mix of cultural attractions, from museums and galleries to boutique shops and cozy cafes. 

Perranporth is renowned for its stunning sandy beach, perfect for surfing, swimming, and long coastal walks. With its golden shores stretching for miles and clear blue waters, it's a haven for beach lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Perranporth offers a laid-back atmosphere, with charming local cafes, pubs, and shops nestled around the town. 

Newquay is a vibrant seaside town, famous for its stunning beaches and world-class surf spots. Known as the UK’s surf capital, it attracts water sports enthusiasts from around the world. Beyond its surfing culture, Newquay offers a lively atmosphere with plenty of shops, restaurants, and bars, making it a favourite destination for both adventure seekers and families.

Padstow, a picturesque fishing town on Cornwall’s North Coast, is renowned for its charming harbour, vibrant culinary scene, and stunning coastal views. Famous for its fresh seafood and home to several renowned restaurants, including those of celebrity chefs, Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth. Padstow has become a culinary hotspot. The town’s narrow streets are lined with boutique shops, galleries, and traditional pubs, offering a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. You can take a wonderful boat ride or sea safari from here, which I am sure the whole family will enjoy.

St Agnes is known for its dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and rich mining heritage. Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers breath taking coastal walks along the South West Coast Path, making it a favourite destination for hikers and nature lovers.  The village itself has a warm, welcoming atmosphere with cosy pubs, independent shops, and art galleries that reflect its creative community.

St Ives is famed for its stunning beaches, thriving arts scene, and charming cobbled streets. Once a traditional fishing village, it has evolved into a vibrant cultural hub, home to the renowned Tate St Ives gallery and numerous artist studios. With its beautiful golden sands and turquoise waters, St Ives is perfect for beachgoers, surfers, and anyone looking to soak up the coastal beauty. A real treat would be to take a boat ride to see the seals and dolphins which swim around the Cornwall Coast.

Crantock is close to Newquay and has a stunning beach, with a long stretch of golden sand sitting at the mouth of the Gannel estuary.

The beach is backed by sand dunes, with the wildlife-rich grasslands of Rushy Green rising up behind them. At the far end of the beach is the headland of Pentire Point West. This small stretch of coast and the slopes above Polly Joke beach are popular in early summer for their amazingly vibrant displays of wildflowers and the world famous Poppy Fields.

There are walks to enjoy taking in the Gannel and Crantock village, or you could follow the South West Coast Path for far-reaching views along the coast beyond West Pentire.

Fistral Beach at Newquay is world renowned as the home to British surfing.

Holiday makers love the beach and all the water sport activities you can experience here.

There is a complex perched on the beach, which houses a Michelin starred restaurant, called The Fish House. You can also find 2 other bars and restaurants here, were you can sit and watch the most dedicated surfers and amazing sunsets.

Explore massive covered Biomes to trek through one of the world’s largest indoor rainforests and immerse yourself in the calm fragrance of the Mediterranean Biome. Enjoy extensive Outdoor Gardens, contemporary artworks, performance and storytelling. Discover places to rest, play and eat, and pick up inspiring ideas to take home on how to care for the planet that cares for you.