Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly

With their crystal-clear waters and secret beaches, the Scilly Isles are ideal for a sea kayaking adventure.

Welcome to 10 days of mouth-watering food and drink experiences across the Isles of Scilly.

Be inspired by some of the artist’s finest pieces, displayed throughout her sea-view home and studio.

Follow in the footsteps of your favourite stars and explore the filming locations scattered across the county.

Filled with tropical plants and trees, the vast Eden Project even has an indoor waterfall and bamboo huts, and hosts live music and events year-round.

Come for the watersports, but stay for the friendly atmosphere, surf boutiques and great food and drink.

Love local art? Immerse yourself in a breathtaking collection of Cornish sculptures, paintings and sketches.

Towering over its namesake town, this spiritual sanctuary is unmissable in every sense of the word.

For a truly unforgettable experience, head to the Minack Theatre in Cornwall, an outdoor theatre hewn out of a cliff-top.

Discover the places where the TV series was shot – including Fern Cottage, Doyden Castle and Bodmin Moor.

For five days of live music and world-class surfing in Newquay, head to the annual Boardmasters Festival in August.

You’ve admired Cornwall’s turquoise coves and glorious beaches on screen – now it’s time to see them for yourself.

This luxurious rural retreat blends a tranquil location with superlative accommodation, service and dining.

This former prison is a spine-tingling setting for ghost walks, Halloween nights and after-dark tours…

From impromptu street music to fantastic live gigs, this is guaranteed to get your toes tapping.

A world of romance, heritage and adventure awaits at Europe’s largest garden restoration project.

A breathtaking spot for picnics and walks beside sub-tropical blooms, overlooking the glittering Lamorna Cove.

This lushly planted park has been four decades in the making, with 10 themed ‘garden rooms’.

Set against the iconic backdrop of the Eden Project’s biomes, these concerts are absolutely epic.

One of the Isles of Scilly, this incredible getaway blends pristine countryside with magnificent coastline.

Featuring murder, scandal and the theft of a diamond necklace, this is no ordinary train journey...

This island getaway sits just off the coast of Cornwall, with a magnificent castle at its peak.

This thriving garden and woodland is ideal for long walks, beautiful picnics and wildlife watching.

Featuring zip lines, climbing walls, abseiling and caving ladders, this is a totally epic adventure.

Scramble, swim, dive and leap through Cornwall’s beautiful coastline, in the company of an expert guide.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced pro, there are surfing experiences for every ability on England's finest waves.

These lushly planted woodlands, borders and waterways are dotted with breathtaking local artworks.

These vibrant galleries are filled with contemporary pieces by famous names and emerging talents alike.

For a taste of wild Cornwall, look to this family-run vineyard, farm and orchards.

Start the day at a farmhouse-style cookery school, where you’ll mix up a Cornish classic, the pasty.

This Cornish brewery is synonymous with top-quality beer, and offers tours and tastings galore.

See the stills in action on behind-the-scenes tours and tastings at this award-winning distillery.

Just a few steps from this island fortress, a beautiful beach awaits – ideal for paddling and picnics.

Made famous by the Poldark TV series, this is a spectacular setting for walks, picnics and cycling.

Celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community with colourful street parades, epic club nights and craft markets.

Amazing music, great atmosphere and free-flowing cider: is there a better recipe for a summer festival?

In the height of June, the streets of Penzance fill with live music, parades and traditional dancing.

Look forward to a sumptuous spa, top-quality restaurant, and comfortable beach-side rooms.

Surf’s up at this bay, with sandy beaches and windswept dunes. This rugged landscape can be seen in Poldark, James Bond: Die Another Day, and The Salt Path.

Think glamping, craft workshops and wellbeing breaks – all for a restorative ‘back to nature’ experience.

Welcome to the home of Charlie Bears, where you can meet hundreds of oh-so-cute characters.

Filled with craft shops, art galleries, souvenir stalls and more, this is a true shopper’s paradise.

Tuck into Rick Stein’s fish and chips in this picturesque working harbour which features in the 2025 film, The Salt Path.

Step into a magnificent underground world, a network of dazzlingly-lit tunnels and historic caverns.

As well as seeing the tiny hatchlings up-close, you can adopt your very own lobster…

Specialising in superlative seafood, this harbour-side restaurant received Michelin Bib Gourmand status in 2020.

From coastal paths with epic views to following in the footsteps of history, grab your walking boots for expert-guided walks and experiences.

With narrow winding streets and whitewashed cottages dotted around the harbour, it’s easy to see why this pretty fishing village made it on the big screen.

From foodies to hikers, sports fanatics to nature lovers, get involved in Scilly’s events and festivals throughout the year.

Let the locals guide you with insider knowledge and tips on this blog.

A subtropical gem off Cornwall’s coast, explore plants from every Mediterranean climate, surrounding the ruins of an old Benedictine Abbey.

Centuries of visitors have been charmed by Kynance Cove’s white sands and sparkling turquoise waves.

Welcome to the most south-westerly point of mainland Britain, where Cornwall meets the Atlantic Ocean.