One of Cornwall’s most charming and dramatic destinations balancing unspoilt coastal wilderness with a beach that buzzes with summer surf, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in West Cornwall. It may feel as though you’re at the end of the Earth, but there is plenty to keep even the most active holidaymaker occupied. From family attractions to spectacular outdoor spaces and dog-friendly beaches, check out some of these highlights during your visit.
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St Ives, the dazzling jewel in Cornwall’s crown. A picturesque fishing harbour and seaside town with a quartet of golden beaches.
Wander through the maze of narrow cobbled streets, independent shops and fisherman’s cottages in the heart of St Ives.
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The sandy beach and surrounding headland at Godrevy are a magnet for beachgoers and walkers, especially in the summer. While the area has plenty of space for everyone, the facilities, such as the car parks, café and toilets, can get busy. To make your visit go as smoothly as possible, follow our guidance on planning your day.
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St Michael’s Mount is a tidal island joined to the mainland by a cobbled causeway. Each year, thousands of visitors from across the globe come for its rich history, natural beauty, subtropical gardens and, of course, iconic castle.
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St Ives is the perfect starting point for lots of scenic, coastal walks. None of them are very flat, none of them are really pram friendly. But all of them are very scenic with some amazing views!
We have listed some of our favourites and the most popular routes, click on more information to find out more.
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The Minack Theatre is Cornwall’s world famous open-air theatre, carved into the granite cliff and set in glorious gardens overlooking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno Bay.
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St Ives Surf School is highly regarded as one of the best places to learn to surf in Cornwall.
Their diverse team of salt water specialists are very proud of the adventure playground they call home.
