ABOUT BLUE BEYOND

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CORNWALL

Cornwall has so much to offer to holidaymakers and visitors of any age – Cornwall boasts some of the most picturesque countryside and coastlines in the country.  It is a county steeped in fascinating history, from the tin-mining industry to smuggling.

There are a vast range of activities to enjoy in Cornwall, from surfing, swimming, sea fishing, pot-holing, rock climbing, scuba-diving, golf, horse-riding and even sky-diving.

Cornwall has many attractions to offer – visitors can enjoy Flambards Theme Park in Helston with its famous Victorian Village and roller coaster rides; the fascinating Eden Project, The Blue Lagoon in Newquay, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Ships and Castles in Falmouth, farms and wildlife sanctuaries, to name just a few; apart from the beautiful beaches and quaint fishing villages.

DEVON

Devon is England's third largest county with nearly 7,000 sq. kilometres of land. Devon contains the two natural parks of Exmoor and Dartmoor, the coastal towns and seaside resorts of two coast lines, picturesque villages with their thatched cottages and charming inns, the industrial centres and a variety of ancient history. There is a lot to see and learn within the beautiful county of Devon.

HOW TO GET HERE

Car

Getting to Cornwall by car is easy. If you are coming from the South simply choose the A30/A303 and from the North use the M5 southbound and follow the signs to the West Country.

RAC Route Planner

 

 

Air

Plymouth airport and Newquay airport offer regular flights to and from most other airports. There are regular bus and taxi services, and car hire is available. Plymouth airport is on the Cornwall/Devon border in Devon with Cornwall only a 10-minute drive away. Newquay airport is ideally situated on the North coast with easy routes to all other areas.

Air Southwest

 

 

Train

Train Travel is a great way to get to Cornwall, as you will obviously pass some fantastic sights and scenery. There are many lines into Cornwall linking to most cities.

The Train Line

 

 

 

ATTRACTIONS

GARDENS AND COUTRY HOUSES

Cotehele

Fascinating medieval home of the Edgcumbe family with its original furniture, Tudor fireplaces and ornate hangings.  Cotehele house is set in beautifully tended gardens, with the formal gardens overlooking the valley garden below with the medieval dovecote.

Lanhydrock

Lanhydrock is one of the most stunning and fascinating houses in England.  Its gatehouse and north wing survive intact from the 17^th Century.  The gardens have a stunning collection of plants and shrubs and the house is set in 450 acres of woods and parkland running down to the Fowey river.

St Michael’s Mount

This magical island, where the fascinating medieval castle was home to the St. Aubyn family for over 300 years, also has a church and an ancient harbour with shops and restaurants.  St. Michael’s Mount is a must for visitors to Cornwall.

Trevarno

This enchanting part of Cornwall, with its Italian Garden, Grotto, Cascade and Victorian Boathouse, has a history stretching back to 1246.  Trevarno also boasts lovely mature woodlands, and visitors will find it a magical and memorable experience.  Trevarno is open all year round.

 

MARITIME ATTRACTIONS

The National Marine Aquarium

The National Maritime Museum Cornwall has guaranteed entertainment for all the family.  It features 6 Olympic boats, including 3 gold medal winnners from the Sydney 2000 games.

 

WILDLIFE CENTRES

Blue Reef Aquarium

The Blue Reef Aquarium recreates the magic of the undersea world and the beauty of the oceans, with its ‘underwater gardens’ of the Mediterranean, the tropical reefs and the Cornish coast.

Newquay Zoo

There is a world of animals at Newquay Zoo and visitors are always able to discover something new.  There is the rainforest exhibit in the tropical house, the ‘mini beasts’ room, iguanas, sloths, flying fox bats, and many more.

The Monkey Sanctuary

The Trust is based at The Monkey Sanctuary in Cornwall, UK - home to a social colony of woolly monkeys and a small group of rescued ex-pet capuchin monkeys. The Trust provides advice and support for primate rescue centres around the world.

 

THEME PARKS AND ATTRACTIONS

Dobwalls Adventure Park

Dobwalls Adventure Theme Park features one of Europe’s most extensive mini railroad networks.  This family-run attraction has a fleet of 10 steam locomotives.

The Eden Project

The Eden Project is a living demonstration of regeneration and aims to reconnect people with their environment globally.  More than 1,000,000 plants represent 5,000 species from many of the climatic zones of the world.

 

Flambards Adverture Park

Flambards Theme Park is a great day out for the whole family, with the best thrill rides in Cornwall, family shows, live entertainment, the famous Victorian Village and the ‘Britain in the Blitz’ attractions.  Flambards also has lovely gardens to stroll in but, whatever the weather, The Flambards Experience is – The Best Day of the Week.

Lands End

Explore Land’s End’s stunning scenery with the spectacular cliff-top trails and special points of interest along the way.  There are 5 superb attractions at Land’s End that bring you tales of heroism, skulduggery and adventure.  Land’s End is a memory that you will cherish forever.

The Minack Theatre

The Minack Theatre was created in the cliffside at Porthcurno and has spectacular views over Porthcurno Bay.  This unique open-air theatre is open to visitors by day.

 

GENERAL INTERESTS

Active8

Activities in Cornwall. Make the most of your holiday in Cornwall. we cater for families, singles, couples & groups and for beginners to experts alike. We have found the very best activities and arrange them for you at the same price as direct booking.

Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership

Details of Days Out on the Great Scenic Railways of Devon and Cornwall. There are so many great scenic lines for you to try.