16 Best Things To Do in Cornwall
This collection of Cornish wonders showcases the diverse beauty of the region, from legendary castles and ancient stone circles to charming fishing villages and dramatic coastlines. Explore the myths of King Arthur at Tintagel, marvel at the engineering of the Eden Project, and wander through the historic harbour of Charlestown. This guide offers a taste of Cornwall's rich history, stunning natural landscapes, and unique cultural heritage.
Eden Project
A unique ecological attraction featuring massive biodomes housing diverse plant life from around the world.
Lost Gardens of Heligan
Discover one of Europe's most celebrated Victorian gardens, with a focus on a huge variety of plant collections and unique garden 'rooms'.
Tintagel Castle
A legendary clifftop castle associated with the myths of King Arthur, offering dramatic ruins and breathtaking coastal scenery.
King Arthur Statue
A prominent statue of the legendary King Arthur located near Tintagel Castle, offering a striking photo opportunity.
Merlin's Cave
A sea cave situated beneath Tintagel Castle, steeped in Arthurian legend and accessible at low tide.
Golitha Falls
A series of picturesque waterfalls cascading over granite steps within a stunning ancient woodland setting.
Polperro
A charming and picturesque fishing village with a history of smuggling, known for its narrow winding streets and harbour.
Charlestown
A beautifully preserved Georgian port town with a historic harbour, famous for its tall ships and heritage buildings.
Wheal Coates Tin Mine
A dramatic former tin mine situated on the cliff tops, featuring iconic ruins that offer a glimpse into Cornwall's industrial past.
Chapel Porth Beach
A beautiful sandy cove nestled between dramatic cliffs, popular for surfing and exploring rock pools at low tide.
Hurlers Stone Circles
A striking trio of Bronze Age stone circles situated on the open expanse of Bodmin Moor.
Cheesewring
An impressive and unique natural rock formation consisting of stacked granite slabs, located on Bodmin Moor.
Trethevy Quoit
A magnificent and imposing Neolithic dolmen (burial chamber) standing impressively on Bodmin Moor.
St. Michael's Mount
A breathtaking tidal island crowned by a medieval church and castle, accessible by causeway or boat.