What’s On in Cornwall

Every New Year’s Eve should be special and unforgettable as everyone should be looking forward to new beginnings whilst celebrating with family and friends. But, if like many people, you have not yet planned to go anywhere for New Year’s…

The 5th of March will mark the regional St Piran’s Day, offering those staying in Cornwall’s holiday parks the opportunity to enjoy some of the county’s most unique historical customs. St Piran’s Day began as one of the public holidays…

The plant is called the Titan Arum – known as the ‘corpse flower’ – and also has the title of the being the largest plant on earth. Titan Arum is growing over at the Eden Project’s Rainforest Biome, who say…

Rescued over the winter, several seals have swum back out to sea at Dollar Cove near Gunwalloe. The seals: Caiman, Lobster, Mantis, Shrimp, Fish, and Flamingo, were previously being looked after by the team at the Seal Sanctuary in Gweek.…

The first beavers in 500 years are being released in Cornwall as the result of a Crowdfunder campaign that raised thousands of pounds. Run by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Woodland Valley Farm, the project will see these furry creatures…

Image above (courtesy of Cornish Pirates): Newlyn versus Penzance, 1938 Cornwall is widely known as an idyllic holiday destination, thanks to its glorious golden beaches and charming towns and villages. As many of us tend to only visit this beautiful…

There are few better places to visit during the summer on a staycation in the United Kingdom. The beaches, sun kissed countryside and slower pace of life are just a few reasons why Cornwall is such a sought after holiday…

When it comes to thinking about a holiday in Cornwall, people are drawn to picturesque beaches, endless blue skies, tumultuous seas and incredible seafood. However, for those who have been on holiday in Looe before, or even first-timers to Cornwall…