with locals and tourists alike competing for parking spaces and hotel places. The best way to avoid these crowds? Try exploring the parts of Cornwall that remain ‘off the beaten path’.

A lap around the countryside of the UK’s very own surfers’ paradise is a picturesque pleasure, bursting with history.

Childhood passes in the blink of an eye and before you know it'll be too late to do so many of the things you wanted to do ...

Cornwall is defined by its magnificent coastline with over 300 miles of dunes and cliffs, medieval harbours, and oak-forested creeks – every mile accessible on foot and with plenty of things to ...

However, we're keeping our fingers crossed for the sun to make a comeback so we can visit one of Cornwall's many beautiful beer gardens and outdoor drinking spots for a pint in the sun. We've compiled ...

It’s worth making a special journey to this medieval farmhouse in the far north of Cornwall which has been ... out to the cliffs from where you can see Lundy Island on a fine day.

Several places spring to mind for the classic UK staycation, whether it’s the honey-hued villages of the Cotswolds or the elegant cityscape of Edinburgh. But in summer, few destinations seem to ...