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June’s long, light evenings are the best time to catch a show – carved into the cliffs above the turquoise waters of Po...
17/06/2026

June’s long, light evenings are the best time to catch a show – carved into the cliffs above the turquoise waters of Porthcurno (where passing dolphins are regulars in the cast).

There’s plenty of performances to choose from, but we’ve got our eye on the adaptation of Paula Hawkin’s best-selling novel The Girl on the Train. A psychological thriller with twists at every turn, we can’t wait to see what Ilkley Playhouse makes of it on the stage.

If the weather’s on your side, any show is best paired with a swim at Porthcurno beach beforehand.

Seeking creative connection in nature? Next week Wednesday – 24 June – hosts the first of its Creative Reset Clubs with...
16/06/2026

Seeking creative connection in nature?

Next week Wednesday – 24 June – hosts the first of its Creative Reset Clubs with .

Slow down in a serene woodland space. Paint your own coastal-inspired tote bag, connect with fellow creatives, sip tea and take some time for yourself. Then, if you fancy, extend the experience with woodland spa time immersed in nature.

No experience is needed and all materials are provided.

See link in bio for more events in Cornwall this June.

Two summits and coast-to-coast views in a couple of hours.When the sun's got its hat on and the work day’s over, much of...
15/06/2026

Two summits and coast-to-coast views in a couple of hours.

When the sun's got its hat on and the work day’s over, much of Cornwall heads to the beach. So why not plump for a different view and a little slice of summer paradise to yourself?

Pack a picnic and set off for a sunset hike to Cornwall’s highest peaks, Rough Tor and Brown W***y. This five-mile loop is the perfect hit of mid-week wild, with big-sky views to the north and south coasts. Just make sure you make it back across the magical moorland before dark.

Head to bio for more summer micro-adventures in Cornwall.

Falmouth always pulls out the stops on vibrant festivals – and this weekend's is one of our most-loved weekends of the ...
12/06/2026

Falmouth always pulls out the stops on vibrant festivals – and this weekend's is one of our most-loved weekends of the year.

A proper Cornish knees-up that’s much like partying with the cast from Fisherman’s Friends, it’s an unplugged celebration of Cornwall’s rich maritime heritage with boot-stomping songs of the sea.

Coinciding with the Falmouth Classics Regatta, brace yourself for an all-out maritime fiesta for sea and song lovers of all ages.

11/06/2026

Summer’s here – which means it’s time for beach adventures and days out on the water.

From white-knuckle thrills with a mighty splash, to coastal cruises where you can kickback with a tipple from the bar, Cornwall lays on water-bound activities for all ages and adrenalin levels. Whether you’ve got teens and tots in tow, or want to slip away from the holiday crowds, head to our website for all sorts of ways to cool off in Cornwall this summer.

Can you snag a morning off this week? Don’t waste it. Kickstart your day , bang on the beach at Constantine Bay, then ta...
10/06/2026

Can you snag a morning off this week? Don’t waste it. Kickstart your day , bang on the beach at Constantine Bay, then take a stroll, scouring the shoreline for sea-glass.

If the tide’s low, see if you can find the shipwreck at neighbouring Booby’s, then hit the coast path towards the lighthouse standing sentry at Trevose Head – keeping watch for dolphins, basking in the wildflowers and staying clear of the 80-foot blowhole. Dip at the hidden Mother Ivey’s Bay, and skip along the shortcut back to your starting point.

It’s short, sweet and everything a summer’s stroll should be.

Discover more micro-adventures on our website and make the most of summer in Cornwall.

Link in bio.

Buzzing, beachy and filled with arty and maritime credentials, Falmouth has it all for a June day out. From sunrise swim...
08/06/2026

Buzzing, beachy and filled with arty and maritime credentials, Falmouth has it all for a June day out.

From sunrise swims at Gyllynvase to watersports at Swanpool and wild waterfront festivals and exhibitions around the harbour, soak it all in this summer.

Head to our bio and dive into our Local’s Guide to Falmouth.

Saunas aren’t just a winter thing. With this glib spell of weather it's the perfect time to head to .hiki.sauna.cornwall...
06/06/2026

Saunas aren’t just a winter thing. With this glib spell of weather it's the perfect time to head to .hiki.sauna.cornwall at Newquay’s

Hit the waves first with all the kit you need from , then enjoy a post-surf sauna right by the sea.
Summer beach days – even the rainy ones – never looked better.

June is the month for camping – so dig out the tent or slip off in the campervan to the sea-view overlooking the Rosela...
05/06/2026

June is the month for camping – so dig out the tent or slip off in the campervan to the sea-view overlooking the Roseland Heritage Coast.

With four big fields there’s space to spread out, and this really is simple camping done right: fresh air, beach days and nights under the stars.

Once you’ve unzipped your canvas, the South West Coast Path and Vault Beach are nearby, and if you want to take in some of Cornwall’s attractions, the famous Lost Gardens of Heligan and Dodman Point are within easy reach.

Find loads more places to stay this summer on our website.

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