Sea glass, a natural treasure that’s been shaped by time and tide.

The poster child of the British coastline, Cornwall, draws swarms of tourists to its shores each summer for good reason. From the golden sands of Summerleaze to Porthcurno and Crantock, the coastal ...

Cornwall, draws swarms of tourists to its shores each summer for good reason. From the golden sands of Summerleaze to Porthcurno and Crantock, the coastal county does beaches best. To ride a wave ...

Porthcurno’s and Porthchapel’s heavy close-outs are great for bodyboarding. You’ll be spoiled for choice here so we’ve ...

A 27ft (8.2m) long bus called Poppy and a 200-year-old life jacket made from cork are just two items among the nominations for Cornwall's 2025 Object of the Year Award. Six historic treasures from ...

While there are plenty of cafes, pubs and seaside attractions in the area, Land’s End’s main marvel is the 270 million-year-old granite rocks forming the “backbone” of Cornwall.