Cornwall has no shortage of things to do, no matter what time of year it is. From theme parks and wildlife centre to ancient castles and an indoor rainforest. Discover all the best attractions in Cornwall.
As a holiday home owner you are able to visit the huge number of attractions, creating a new adventure and fond family memory with every stay.
Immerse yourself in the wonders of over a thousand years of history. This iconic island is one of the oldest buildings dating back to the 12th century. Explore the castle walls, sub-tropical terraced gardens and breath taking views of the Mount’s bay.
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Step into a world of 180 years of blooming marvellous creations. Discover the natural spring dropping into the 10ft Koi pond, plants from all over the world changing through the seasons and an award winning visitor centre with a gift shop.
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Discover Cornwall’s most western point at land’s End. The breath taking view points here will have you feeling like you’re standing at the end of the world. Explore scenic walks, colourful history and attractions.
Find out moreWith a worldwide reputation, The Eden Project is home to huge biomes where you can explore the rainforest and the Mediterranean. Explore the relationship between plants and humans, and the fascinating insight into mankind’s dependence on plant life. Here families can explore, play and learn with excellent events throughout the year.
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Explore Cornwall’s biggest zoo! Meet animals big and small, from lions and zebras to monkeys and penguins – which is your favourite? Fuel your day at the numerous food outlets or let the kids blow off some steam in the outdoor play areas. Newquay zoo is fun for all!
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Travel back into wartime Cornwall and climb to the top of the castle to keep watch. Situated overlooking the bustling town of Falmouth, Pendennis is one of Henry VII’s finest seaside castles. Popular with families, the castle allows imaginations to run wild.
Find out moreCornwall Seal Sanctuary
Learn all about these friendly underwater puppies and explore behind the scenes at Cornwall’s only working Seal Hospital. The Sanctuary is also home to fun-loving sea lions, playful penguins and paddock animals. Tucked against the Helford River, the site homes a woodland trail, café and two gift shops.
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