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One of Cornwall's most beautiful and peaceful holiday destinations. A traditional Cornish fishing village unspoilt, tucked away in the far west of the county.
Offering a number of quality restaurants and galleries all nestled within the original cobbled streets.
Enjoy the serene harbour at sunset as the small fleet of fishing boats return home. Once experienced, you will continue to return year after year.

A lively & traditional fishing port of great character and charm, situated just one mile from both Penzance & Mousehole.

The colourful & bustling harbour, home to the well known ‘Penlee Lifeboat’, boasts one of the largest shipping fleets in England and offers several fish markets selling fresh locally caught fish & seafood daily.

Steeped in history and world known for its huge artist community producing some of the finest Artists’ both past & present, Newlyn has numerous art galleries and is home to the famous ‘Newlyn School of Art’ and ‘Newlyn Art Gallery’.

With a lovely pebbled beach that stretches for over a mile sat beside a large green that takes you on to the Promenade in to Penzance and to the famous open air Lido, Newlyn is a perfect all seasons location.

The most Westerly market town in mainland UK, Penzance has much to offer. A comprehensive shopping centre with a diverse range of galleries, cafes, restaurants and pubs.

Penzance is now on a par with St Ives for it's arts culture, with many art galleries and the recent addition to the town of 'The Exchange' gallery. As a very large number of renowned artists live and work - indeed gain their inspiration - in Penwith, it is certainly making Penzance a sought after holiday destination.

Steeped in delightful architectural buildings with all the history to go with it and enjoying one of the longest promenades in England, Penzance is fast becoming known for its individuality, magical scenery and generally mild weather - although it is a pretty spectacular experience to watch the occasional storm!

The gateway to St Michael's Mount, Marazion has a unique identity of it's own.

A small market town, pretty and with plenty of history with an almost mythical causeway leading to the Mount that reveals itself at low tide. With a sandy beach that continues all the way to Penzance and offering an array of galleries, shops and restaurants - it's certainly worth a visit.

Cornwall's last secret!

The far west of the County is arguably it's most interesting area, with many links to local legend, folklore and mysticality.

This is Cornwall at its best, with its ever changing rugged coastline and hauntingly beautiful landscapes from Cape Cornwall through to Lands End, this is a area steeped in true Cornish History.