Links
Marine Discovery – based in Penzance harbour – a sea trip in a 10-seater ribbed boat around the coast with an informed commentary of local sea life and scenery by local marine biologists. Fantastic ! Often used by TV companies including the BBC and film crews - Website
Ghost Walks – Penzance and St Ives – Fascinating walks and talks by local historians - Website.
Minack Theatre – This open air theatre built upon the cliff tops at Minack is a dramatic backdrop to performances of plays by Shakespeare, Milton and more contemporary writers such as Terry Pratchett. Wrap up well on a summer evening and take cushions to rest your more delicate parts whilst sitting on the stone theatre seats. Maybe even take a picnic with food and drink to enjoy an evening performance .… Perfect ! We recommend that you book early - Website
Christmas and New Year – Lights in abundance everywhere but Mousehole is usually exceptional. Website
Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Gallery, St Ives – It is recommended that visitors park their car at Lelant Saltings and use the scenic and excellent train service to St Ives. Website
Gweek Seal Sanctuary - Website
Goonhilly Visitor Centre– ideal for families on those days when it rains (yes, even in Cornwall !) - Website
Porthcurno Telegraph Museum - Website
Geevor Mine, Zennor, near Penzance - Website
Flambards, Helston - Website
Trevarno Gardens/National Garden Museum – between Helston and Camborne - Website
Bonython Gardens – on the Lizard just past Helston. These were newly opened gardens in 2007 and are well worth visiting - Website