#cornwall (27 links)
Called the West Kernow Way, the 150-mile route begins and ends in Penzance and is designed to be ridden over three to four days. It will take in many of the highlights of the western half of the Cornish peninsula, including the Botallack tin mines, the Bronze Age monument Mên-an-Tol, Land’s End, St Michael’s Mount and Lizard Point.
- Cove Cottage St Loy | Bed and Breakfast in St Loy, Penzance, Cornwall covecottagestloy.co.uk
- Polhawn Fort polhawnfort.com
- Coasteering, Kayaking and Climbing in Polzeath Cornwall with Cornish Rock Tors cornishrocktors.com
- Menabilly Holidays - Polridmouth Cottage menabilly.com
Fairly stunning cottage near Fowey, apparently hard to book (couple of years wait).
- South Cornwall: the perfect break - Telegraph telegraph.co.uk
No longer open in Fowey. Bah.
- Distance Calculator: The Official Guide to the South West Coast Path southwestcoastpath.com
"Unique steam-powered Cornish beam engine". Like the fact that there's a "Steaming / Not steaming" table.
Sheltered garden with an abundance of exotic trees and shrubs.
"Rocky island crowned by medieval church and castle, home to a living community." No zombies, then.
Lots of information on the Night Riviera sleeper service to Cornwall from Seat 61.
- Porthcurno Telegraph Museum porthcurno.org.uk
- The RSPB: Marazion Marsh rspb.org.uk
Overlooks the beautiful St Michael's Mount and boasts Cornwall's largest reedbed. More than 250 bird, 500 plant, 500 insect and 18 mammal species have been recorded here and bitterns are now regular winter visitors (although patience is required to see them).
This historic, 1000-acre private estate on The Lizard peninsula has been transformed by restoring its environment and converting old or abandoned buildings to provide a real alternative to holiday inflation, based on green principles.