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There are many great things to do in Cornwall. To help you plan your holiday, simply choose an activity from the drop down menu, then select an area. From dog friendly beaches to restaurants this handy guide to Cornwall will help you make the most of your stay.

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If you are looking for a guide to Cornwall, you are in the right place. This site is your guide to beaches, gardens, places to eat and the best attractions in Cornwall. The site is being developed as an aid for visitors to Cornwall and is a resource for guests with useful information on staying in Cornwall. We will continue to add to this Cornwall guide so that your stay in Cornwall is as enjoyable as possible. Running in conjunction with the website, all Cornish Cottage Holidays guests will receive a Stay card prior to their holiday. This card will entitle them to discounts for many of the region's top attractions.


Attractions

  • Blue Reef Aquarium

    Situated on Towan Beach in the centre of Newquay, opposite the famous island, the Blue Reef Aquarium is a stunning visit with over 40 displays.

  • Bodmin and Wenford Railway

    This Standard Gauge Railway is the only one in Cornwall still operated by steam locomotives, and the lines run through some beautiful areas with stunning scenery.

  • Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre

    This centre is home to the largest collection of shipwreck and historical artefacts on display in Europe.

  • Colliford's Kids Kingdom

    Colliford's Kids Kingdom is the ideal place to let the kids let off some steam, with 58 acres of moorland to explore and a huge indoor play centre.

  • Cornish Birds of Prey Centre

    The Cornish Birds of Prey Centre is home to the largest collection of birds of prey in the Southwest.

  • Cornish Camels

    Cornish Camels at St Martin, near Helston, is home to fourteen Bactrian camels and several wallabies.

  • Crealy Great Adventure Park

    With six different 'Realms', including the Animal realm and the Enchanted realm, Crealy Great Adventure park really is a fantastic day out for all the family.

  • DairyLand Farm World

    DairyLand Farm World is perfect for young families.

  • Eden Project, near St Austell

    Inside the huge Rainforest and Mediterranean biomes of the Eden Project, seize the chance to learn about plants and flowers from around the world, and discover what we can all do to preserve the environment we live in.

  • Flambards

    The Flambards Experience's appeal is its huge variety.

  • Future World @ Goonhilly

    ***FUTURE WORLD @ GOONHILLY IS CLOSED FOR EASTER 2010 AND BEYOND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE*** Visit Future World @ Goonhilly and meet the latest in robot technology.

  • Geevor Tin Mine

    At Geevor Tin Mine, learn about extracting and processing tin, and take a guided tour through narrow 18th century mines.

  • Harlequinns Leisure

    Open all year round, Harlequinns Leisure offers entertainment for all the family, whatever the weather.

  • Holywell Bay Fun Park

    Holywell Bay Fun Park has a huge selection of attractions including Formula 1 Go-Karts, Battle Boats, Merlin's Maze, Adventure Golf and indoor play area.

  • Isles of Scilly Travel

    Sail to the Scilly Isles aboard Scillonian III.

  • Jamaica Inn

    The legendary coaching house of Jamaica Inn has stood on Bodmin Moor for over 400 years.

  • Kidzworld

    Kidworld, formerly known as Ben's Playworld, is a great place to let off some steam.

  • Land's End

    Land's End, Britain's most westerly point, boasts some stunning scenery and beautiful coastal walks.

  • Lappa Valley Steam Railway

    Lappa Valley Steam Railway trains run on one of the oldest trackbeds in Cornwall.

  • National Maritime Museum Cornwall

    The South West's Visitor Attraction of the Year 2010 offers something for everyone.

  • Newquay Zoo

    Experience the wildlife with over 130 different species set in lush sub-tropical lakeside gardens.

  • Old MacDonald's Farm, Padstow

    Old MacDonald's Farm, on the coast between Padstow and Newquay, is a small family-run farm park and campsite.

  • Paradise Park

    A sanctuary for all sorts of birds, from Rainbow Lorikeets to Hyacinth Macaws, as well as otters, red squirrels and many other animals.

  • Pendennis Castle

    Pendennis Castle, along with St Mawes Castle, was built by Henry VIII to protect the coastline from Spanish and French invasion.

  • Raze the Roof Family Play and Party World

    Raze the Roof provides a fantastic family day out and is perfect for children with excess energy! This indoor attraction is home to a mega play frame, slides, climbing wall, ball pools and trampolines, as well as a Spooky Shack and a Rope Walk.

  • Royal Cornwall Museum

    Royal Cornwall Museum has a variety of displays and exhibitions which depict natural history, ethnology and fine art.

  • Snappy's

    Snappy’s, on the outskirts of Portreath near Redruth, is an indoor inflatable adventure play area for children aged between 0 and 12 years.

  • St Austell Brewery Visitor Centre

    St Austell Brewery Visitor Centre's interactive museum will tell you all you need to know about Cornish pubs, beers, wines and spirits.

  • Tamar Valley Donkey Park

    Cornwall's only donkey sanctuary is home to almost 30 donkeys, as well as goats, sheep, rabbits, pigs, guinea pigs and chickens.

  • The China Clay Country Park

    The China Clay Country Park is set in the grounds of two former working china clay pits and provides an insight into how china clay was mined and what it was used for.

  • The Court Room Experience

    The Court Room Experience, in the Shire Hall, Bodmin, provides the chance to become a jury member for a day.

  • The Monkey Sanctuary

    The Monkey Sanctuary is home to the The Monkey Sanctuary Trust, a charity established to promote the welfare, conservation and survival of primates.

  • The National Seal Sanctuary

    The Seal Sanctuary at Gweek provides the whole family with a great day out.

  • Tintagel Castle

    Tintagel Castle was built in the thirteenth century and has been home to many a Cornish Earl.

  • Tunnels Through Time

    Tunnels Through Time provides an interesting insight into the lives of Cornish folk who have made their mark on the county's history, such as King Arthur, the giant Bolster and Morvenna, an enchanting sea-woman.

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