Introduction The South West Coast Path has been a constant thread throughout my life. I spent my younger years exploring the cliffs and coves around Polzeath, later moving to Wadebridge, where the northern sections of the path became my stomping ground. In my younger years, I was always in the water, surfing along the rugged […]
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Introduction Cornwall has long been a haven for watersports lovers, attracting surfers, paddleboarders, and kayakers from all over. In recent years, the wild swimming and cold-water swimming trend has grown significantly, with more people embracing the benefits of an invigorating dip in nature. Whether you’re looking for a calm sea swim, a dramatic quarry dip,
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Introduction Falmouth is bursting with incredible things to see and do, from stunning beaches to quirky museums and lush gardens. But where should you start? Based on TripAdvisor rankings and recommendations from visitors, we’ve compiled the ultimate list of the top 20 must-do activities in Falmouth. Whether you’re exploring Cornwall for the first time or
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Ahoy, sea shanty enthusiasts! The Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival is back for 2025, and it promises to be bigger, louder, and more grog-swilling than ever! As one of Cornwall’s most popular summer events, it’s a weekend of music, camaraderie, and Cornish charm that draws thousands to the vibrant coastal town of Falmouth. Whether you’re
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Nestled in the heart of Cornwall, the Penrose Estate offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, rich history, and invigorating walks. This National Trust-managed estate is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and walkers alike. One of the most picturesque routes in the area starts from the Helston Fairground car park and takes you through
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Cornwall’s stunning coastline is a magnet for beachgoers, offering sun, sand, and surf against the backdrop of some of the UK’s most beautiful scenery. But while Cornwall’s beaches are a source of joy and relaxation, the ocean can also present hidden dangers. To ensure your visit to Cornwall’s seaside is as safe as it is
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Last year I traded some of my time that I spent surfing to take up a new hobby – paddleboarding. Since moving to Falmouth from the north coast of Cornwall to establish Trewena cottages I’ve spent as much time as possible exploring the area from the water. Whilst it doesn’t offer quite the same rush
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The area around Mabe Parish is unique in Cornwall for its granite quarrying heritage. It’s also unique in being home to the only Via Ferratta or ‘Iron Stairway’ In the south of England. Via Feretta Cornwall gives you the unique opportunity to get up close and personal Cornwall’s granite quarrying heritage as you ascend cliff
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Kernow Adventure Park is one of Cornwall’s best hidden adventure secrets! Located in Kessel Quarry, a short distance from Trewena Cottages, the once successful granite quarry is now flooded with spring water. Flanked by steep walls of granite the 21-acre former industrial site is now home to a bunch of fun water bound activities that’ll
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