A charming fishing port known for its seafood restaurants, vibrant harbor, and the start of the Camel Trail, a popular cycling and walking path.

The southernmost tip of mainland Britain, known for its dramatic cliffs, wildlife, and the famous Lizard Lighthouse, ideal for coastal walks and bird watching.

A tidal island with a medieval castle, accessible by foot during low tide, offering panoramic views, lush gardens, and a fascinating history.

An open-air theatre perched on cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, where visitors can watch performances against a backdrop of breathtaking ocean views.

The legendary birthplace of King Arthur, this cliffside castle offers rugged coastal views and a historic bridge linking the mainland to the island ruins.

A remarkable eco-park featuring massive biomes housing diverse plant life from rainforests and Mediterranean climates, as well as outdoor gardens and art installations.

The westernmost point of mainland England, offers dramatic cliffside views, scenic walks, and the iconic signpost marking the distance to various destinations.

A vibrant coastal town with stunning beaches, art galleries like the Tate St Ives, and a thriving artistic community that attracts visitors year-round.