Cornwall’s an old Celtic area with its own special vibe. You can spot seals, whales and dolphins off its cracking coastline (if you’re lucky), hike its lovely hills and spend time in hippy locations like St Ives and historical spots like Penzance.
Newquay Zoo is located in Cornwall and features hundreds of animals and countless amazing plants across 13 acres of beautiful, sub-tropical gardens. It's a... Keep reading
Meet and cuddle adorable donkeys in the beautiful Tamar Valley. A hands-on, family-friendly park in Cornwall where little ones can get up close with... Keep reading
A local aquarium located on the Town Quay in Fowey, Cornwall. The aquarium showcases marine life and provides an educational attraction for visitors to... Keep reading
A heartwarming family-run sanctuary established in 1989 in South East Cornwall, near Looe. Porfell offers a compassionate refuge to vulnerable, neglected, injured, or abandoned... Keep reading
The National Lobster Hatchery is a marine conservation, research and education charity based in Padstow, Cornwall. What makes them unique is that their work... Keep reading
Discover the wonders of Cornwall's coastal waters at this charming harbourside aquarium in the heart of Mevagissey village — a delightful and affordable family... Keep reading
A huge global garden built inside a reclaimed clay pit in Cornwall, with the world’s largest indoor rainforest biome, a Mediterranean biome, and beautiful... Keep reading
When this Cornish clink was built in 1779, it was actually ahead of its time with separate cells for men and women, hot water... Keep reading
This Cornish family theme park is home to over 60 rides and attractions kids'll love. From cult classics like the carousel to rollercoasters, a... Keep reading
Into legends? Buy the locals a beer and they’ll tell you all about King Arthur and the local pixies. The local pasties are famous for a reason (nom nom) and if you’re into cheese, their yarg is chef’s kiss.
Kids love Camel Creek water park (there’s a zoo and farm there too), and Blue Reef aquarium in Newquay has 2000 creatures including rays and sharks. If you fancy some horrible history, check out Bodmin Jail – open from 1779 to 1927, 50 people were hanged there and it’s supposedly haunted.
Cornwall’s the only county in England with its own language. The lovely-sounding Kernewek is related to Welsh and Breton.
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