Although we’re currently enjoying an Indian summer and making the most of these last balmy days of sun, there’s a definite feeling in the air of the change of the season. The light has a glorious golden hue, sending soft sparkles across the waves, and once the sun has set at the end of another beautiful day, there’s a crispness in the air hinting at Autumn just around the corner.

Cornwall is well known for its celebrity chefs, delicious seafood, and traditional Cornish cuisine; and now it’s getting a name for its locally made beverages too. From Cornish gin to local ale and fresh fruit juices, try a tasty tipple this holiday for the full Cornish experience!

Springtime is often the best time for a holiday or short break in Cornwall. As the sun starts to shine, the sea warms up and the flowers and foliage wake from their winter slumber, the county literally springs back to life. It can be incredibly beautiful and also peacefully quiet before the busy summer season kicks in. If you want quiet beaches, sparkling scenery and the run of attractions and early season events - spring is the time to come.

Quintessentially Cornish, St Agnes is a vibrant, picturesque village on the north Cornish coast. Steeped in history and legend, and with a plethora of artisan shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants, and a beautiful sheltered cove, it ticks all the boxes for a relaxing Cornish get-away by the sea. Read on for more on holidays in St Agnes, Cornwall.

For a little Cornish village, St Agnes has a great selection of places to eat and drink. In fact, there’s so many options to choose from, we’ve pulled together a round-up of the restaurants, bars and coffee shops, to help you decide which ones to visit first… and work out how many you’ll be able to fit in during your holiday!

We love September, it might just be our favourite month here on the North Cornwall coast, and here's why...