The renowned Eden Project and its sister attraction, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, come top of the list for many people on their first visit to scenic South Cornwall. However, there is more to investigate in this unique part of the Cornwall.
The renowned Eden Project and its sister attraction, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, come top of the list for many people on their first visit to scenic South Cornwall. However, there is more to investigate in this unique part of the Cornwall.
Charlestown This town is probably best known for its stunning harbour where you can charter a boat or just dine in one of the cafes or restaurants while you people-watch the sailors and visitors bustling about.
Looe A small yet ever-popular coastal town straddling the East Looe River, this ancient fishing community boasts proximity to a wonderful selection beaches ,take a boat trip to Looe Island or dine out down by the shallow, turquoise waters of the harbour.
Mevagissey, This attractive old town still has a working fishing harbour where you can watch the boats haul in their catch at the end of the day and sample the locally-caught produce in the seafront restaurants and bars. The aquarium, model railway and famously beautiful harbour offer wonderful sights in town, while The Lost Gardens of Heligan is just 3 miles
Polperro Surrounded by the Polperro Heritage Coast with lovely Talland Bay to the east and the National Trust-managed Lantic Bay to the west. A model village, heritage museum and exquisite harbour complete with small sandy beach offer places to explore within this tranquil village itself
St Noet Found right on the edge of the unspoilt dramatic landscape of Bodmin Moor, with the River Loveny running through the heart of the village, St Neot Venture over to the Carnglaze Caverns to tour the underground mine and walk-through beautiful woodland, and travel to Golitha Falls (4 miles) or further to reach the English Heritage-managed Hurler’s Stone Circles (7 miles).
St Austell A wonderful large town boasting pubs, shopping and places to visit including what is arguably the South West’s most famous attraction – the Eden Project. Its sister project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, is also in the area at 7 miles away.In St Austell itself, visit the St Austell Brewery for a tour and a pint, and ensure you follow the beautiful China Clay Mines Trail for stunning views and to uncover the area’s mining heritage.