by Big Jon | Mar 27, 2026 | Blog
Spring is one of the best times to enjoy the Camel Trail. The crowds of summer haven’t arrived yet, the days are getting longer and the trail comes alive with colour and wildlife. Here’s what to look out for over the coming weeks. Wildflowers along the...
by Big Jon | Mar 25, 2026 | Blog
The dog beach rules you actually need to know Most Cornish beaches allow dogs, but restrictions apply: no dogs during peak summer (July–August usually 10 am–6 pm), and leash requirements vary. This guide lists eight dog-friendly beaches with exact rules, so you know...
by Big Jon | Mar 18, 2026 | Blog
Penzance isn’t a chocolate-box village. It’s a real working port with tourism secondary. This makes it authentic and occasionally rough around the edges. Nearby villages each offer distinct character without Penzance’s commercialisation. Penzance...
by Big Jon | Mar 17, 2026 | Blog
Quick summary The Lizard Peninsula has three distinct areas: the east side (sheltered, tourist-developed); the south tip (dramatic, exposed); the west side (wild, quiet, rugged). Choose your experience accordingly. East side – Sheltered and accessible Why...
by Big Jon | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog
Cornwall’s mining boom (1700s–1900s) extracted tin, copper, and later kaolin (china clay). The industry transformed landscape, economy, and culture. Today, 10+ heritage sites let visitors walk through this history. What mining terms actually mean (decoded) Tin...
by Big Jon | Mar 12, 2026 | Blog
Quick summary: The South West Coast Path stretches 630 miles (1,014 km) from Minehead to Exmouth. The Cornish section spans roughly 300 km, divided into five walkable segments with distinct characteristics. North coast (Tintagel to Padstow) Distance: 40 km....
