With restrictions gradually easing, Cornwall’s many attractions and activities are starting to re-open (with some new safety procedures in place). Here’s our round up of what’s open now, where to go for days out, and some of our local favourite (and free!) outdoor beauty spots to visit.

Perranporth and St Agnes are lively and vibrant places to visit, and there’s always plenty going in these coastal communities. To help you decide when to holiday here, we’ve put together a list of the main events happening in and around Perranporth in 2020…

February half term is almost upon us, and if you’re considering a family get-away to the Cornish coast there’s always plenty to keep everyone entertained, regardless of the weather!

A New Year break by the beach can be the perfect way to clear the cobwebs. Whether you want to rest and recuperate by the coast, or join in with the revelries Cornish style, you can choose to see in the New Year in Cornwall however best suits you. Here's what's on this New Year’s Eve.

Known as Twixmas, those precious few days from 27th – 30th December offer a peaceful lull between the high energy and high excitement of the busiest days of the festive season. Take the time to take a breath, enjoy blustery beach walks, family activities, or relax with your partner or bestie before the revelries ramp up again for New Years Eve! Here are some of our favourite things to do during Twixmas...

Cornwall’s Christmas markets will soon be starting, and we can’t wait! Dark days are brightened by festive shopping amongst twinkly lights, with the scent of mulled wine, cinnamon and cloves in the air, and the sound of carols being sung by local choirs. So here's our pick of the Christmas fayres and markets to visit in Cornwall this winter.