With National Walking Month just around the corner and the lighter and longer days encouraging us all to get outside and breath in the fresh air, what better way to celebrate than a beautiful, rugged Cornish walk. Followed by a rewarding pint or filling roast, in a welcoming pub of course.  ...

It’s that time of year again; red and pink cards and roses are overflowing the shops and love is in the air. If your planning on getting away this Valentine's Day (or just want something slightly different to do) read on for our top places to go this romantic season in Cornwall....

We know that travelling with a dog isn’t always the easiest experience – and we also know that having to leave a member of the family behind isn’t particularly nice either. That’s why we have created this post. We’re big fans of dogs here so we’ve gathered together all our favourite family and doggy friendly things to do on an Easter holiday…...

Recently, we were invited to visit Falmouth Lifeboat Station for a tour around the lifeboats that help keep our local waters safe. Our guide, Adrien Bell was full of interesting facts and stories about the boats, so here are our top ten facts about the Falmouth Lifeboat Station....

Here at St Michaels we’re lucky to be just metres away from one of Cornwall’s friendliest and (in our opinion) most beautiful beaches, Gyllyngvase beach. We know the lure of the sea and have spent many happy hours there enjoying the Cornish lifestyle, but the sea needs to be respected as it can be a dangerous place. That’s why we thought we’d take a stroll and talk to the lifeguards...

You may have noticed that our bar is stocked to over flowing with local, Cornish drinks (and if you haven’t come down and try out our range!) But we thought you might like to know where you can get these local brews to take a piece of Cornwall home with you…...