Guide to the Lizard Peninsula
This green gem on the south Cornwall coast is a picturesque landscape and geographical hot spot. Here are the places to visit and things to do on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall.
George ThomasThis green gem on the south Cornwall coast is a picturesque landscape and geographical hot spot. Here are the places to visit and things to do on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall.
George ThomasMeet Emma Scattergood, this year she's walking the South West Coast Path, raising money for charity and sketching all the way.
Alex BrierTo help you make the most of your holiday in Cornwall, we’ve put together a complete guide to the coast, from the best boat trips to the top sea-view restaurants.
Lizzie HeatherThe East Devon Jurassic Coast is a diverse area with gorgeous landscapes, pretty towns and villages and activities to suit everyone.
Dominique AdamsNot just for those with a Bus Pass... this journey is best taken on an open top bus!
Maz CA pretty village at the heart of the Lizard Peninsula, Mullion makes for a great day out in Cornwall.
Kayleigh HardyThe South West Coast Path is a real walking holiday adventure. Plan a stay in one of these cottages where the coastal path is on your doorstep and enjoy some of our favourite walks in the whole world.
Kayleigh HardyFulfil your walking holiday dreams with a stay in one of these gorgeous holiday cottages in Cornwall.
Kayleigh HardyIf you’re looking for somewhere traditional, cosy and with views to swoon over for days, look no further. Situated smack bang on the coastal path, it would be rude not to pop in The Paris Hotel, a dog-friendly pub in Cornwall.
Abby DriverIf you need a few cobwebs blowing away then this is the place to go for a dog walk in Cornwall.
B HutchingsFor a postcard perfect Cornish village, head to Mevagissey. This sweet fishing port on the south coast of Cornwall offers up buckets of old school charm and the freshest fish of your life.
Abby DriverKingsand and Cawsand are twin seafront villages on The Rame Peninsula in Cornwall. They have a rich fishing (and smuggling!) heritage and you can still spot the old fish cellars and stores along the coast.
Abby DriverIf you’re looking for somewhere a little more romantic and peaceful, there are plenty of lesser-known beaches where you couples can bag your own patch of pearly sands.
Hayley Spurway‘From Pentire Point to Hartland light, a watery grave by day and night’, so goes the local saying. It’s one of the UK’s most notorious stretches of coastline for shipwrecks...ripe for adventure.
Ali Ray