Things to Do, Places to Go, Eat &

Rich in art, history, mining heritage and unforgettable coastal landscapes. From St Ives and Hayle to Penzance, Mousehole, Land’s End and the wild Penwith coastline, this region is made for visitors wanting big sea views, creative towns, ancient landmarks and some of Cornwall’s most atmospheric places.

South Cornwall offers a softer side of the county, with sailing towns, hidden coves, wooded creeks and scenic harbour villages. Covering places such as Falmouth, Penryn, Fowey, Porthleven and the Lizard, it is perfect for discovering coastal walks, seafood, boat trips, gardens and relaxed days by the water.

North Cornwall is known for dramatic cliffs, wide sandy beaches, surf towns and rugged coastal walks. From Bude and Tintagel to Padstow, Newquay and the Camel Estuary, this region is ideal for visitors searching for beach days, sea views, outdoor adventures and iconic Cornwall experiences.

Mid Cornwall brings together some of Cornwall’s best-loved inland and coastal highlights, from the cathedral city of Truro to the clay country around St Austell and the sheltered beauty of the Roseland. It is a brilliant base for exploring gardens, beaches, family attractions, local food and classic Cornish scenery.

East Cornwall is shaped by historic market towns, wooded river valleys, rolling countryside and Cornwall’s gateway along the Tamar. From Launceston and the rural north east to Liskeard, Looe and Saltash, this region is ideal for discovering heritage, riverside walks, coastal charm and quieter Cornish escapes.