As well as being great for sandcastle building and picnicking, at low tides, a large rock pool area is revealed, giving you the perfect opportunity to explore some of the ocean’s aquatic wildlife. The clear water and calm conditions also make it a great snorkelling spot and you will often find swimmers armed with snorkels […]

Make your way through green fields and woodland to enjoy spectacular coastal views and discover the historic St Catherine’s castle perched on the edge of a cliff.

Carlyon Beach, St Austell is a perfect place for all ages and interests from sandcastle builders and picnic goers, to sun worshipers and swimmers.

As well as being a perfect swimming spot, Readymoney cove, Fowey near St Austell has the added bonus of plenty of rock pools to be explored at low tide.

Caerhays Castle and Gardens is located in a valley overlooking Porthluney Cove near St. Austell. The gardens and castle are open to the public from mid February to mid June.