You can help us by refusing packaging and bags you don't need, and using the recycling banks you'll find in most supermarket and district council car parks across Cornwall. And if you are offered a recycling system in your cottage, please use it. Help us to keep Cornwall a super holiday destination, free from litter and environmental damage.
Walking, cycling and riding are great ways to see the area without adding to traffic. Use public transport if you need to travel to your start point, but try exploring near to where you are staying. There are some fantastic places to see right on your doorstep...just ask!
You can see the stars at night in Cornwall! Help us reduce light pollution, energy use and CO2 emissions by switching off lights and all those standby buttons when you don't need them. Help us reduce water consumption by using just the water you need; and then sit back and enjoy that view.
it reminds us all to protect, respect and enjoy: look after plants and animals; take litter away; leave gates and property as you find them; keep dogs under close control; and consider other people and users when visiting the countryside. And enjoy!
Support local producers and services - and you'll see what Cornwall can offer, and benefit local communities. Visit farmers markets, farm shops, village stores, pubs and cafes. Our distinctive culture shines through the hundreds of community events that happen throughout the year - and the food and drink is simply fantastic.
Falmouth Surf School - Tel: 01326212144
Offers guests of “Beachside Stonesthrow” a 10% reduction.
The coastal paths are on either side of Porthtowan beach.
St. Agnes Forum - with ten walks in and around St. Agnes.
Cornwall by Cornishlight - A really useful site for things to do in Cornwall.
For coastal walks click here.
Visit Cornwall - The official website of the Cornwall Tourist Board.
Cornwall Guide - For information about Cornwall, Cornish history, attractions, and much more.
101 Things to Do on a Rainy Day in Cornwall - Self explanatory, but lets hope it isn’t needed.
Where Can We Go - Britain’s what’s on event guide - but this link is for Cornwall. Where else?
