Perched high on the granite cliffs above the turquoise waters of Porthcurno, the Minack Theatre is one of Cornwall’s most extraordinary treasures — and quite possibly one of the most

There’s a special kind of light in Falmouth—reflected in the harbor, caught on canvas, and woven into conversation. It’s not just the golden glow of the Cornish sun or the

With pastel cottages stacked like theatre seats above the harbour, yachts gliding lazily past, and a literary history that lingers in the sea air, Fowey (pronounced ‘Foy’, like ‘joy’) is

Nestled on Cornwall’s south-east coast, where the River Looe splits the town in two and fishing boats still haul the morning’s catch to the quayside, Looe remains one of Cornwall’s

With its stone harbour walls, narrow winding lanes, and timeless rhythm of tides and fishing boats, Mousehole is more than just a place—it’s a feeling. A gentle reminder that the

If there’s one town that captures the free-spirited soul of the Cornish coast, it’s Newquay. Perched dramatically on the Atlantic edge, this seaside town is a mix of golden beaches,

With its bobbing fishing boats, narrow lanes and scent of salt and sea air, Padstow is a Cornish harbour town that effortlessly blends old-world charm with a fresh, modern spirit.

With its Georgian architecture, thriving arts scene, sub-tropical gardens, and views across Mount’s Bay to the legendary St Michael’s Mount, Penzance is more than just the last stop on the

Tucked along the north Cornwall coast, between Newquay and St Agnes, Perranporth is the kind of place that welcomes you in flip-flops and leaves a little bit of sand in

At the farthest tip of Cornwall, where the land falls away into crashing Atlantic waves, Land’s End has long stood as a symbol of wild isolation. But beyond its windswept