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Caerhays Castle
Occupied by the Williams family, Caerhays Castle is located within an idyllic sheltered valley overlooking Porthluney Cove.
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approx time from port
50 minutes |
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Godolphin House & Gardens
Godolphin was considered in the 17th century to be the most fashionable house in Cornwall. Centuries of benign neglect have given the house and garden an extraordinary haunting air of antiquity and peace. Miraculously the garden has barely changed since the 14th and 16th centuries, with the latest fashions passing it by.
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approx time from port
40 minutes |
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Pendennis Castle
The castle has a Discovery Centre, which allows visitors to explore the fascinating history of the castle, complete with interactive displays and activities, including an exhibit on Tudor battles. There are many medieval re-enactments staged at Pendennis.
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approx time from port
10 minutes |
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St Mawes Castle
The dramatic Cornish coastline around St Mawes was used as the setting for the popular television series Poldark. The impressive St Mawes Castle, built between 1539 and 1545 just adds to the drama of this evocative landscape.
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approx time from port
40 minutes |
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St Michael’s Mount
This magical island is the jewel in Cornwall’s crown, a national treasure and a must for every visitor to the far West of England...During its long history, the Mount has been a church, priory, fortress and private home, to the St Aubyn family since 1659. Different parts of the castle vary in date from the twelfth to the nineteenth centuries. More information.
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approx time from port
50 minutes
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The Minack Theatre
Carved into the cliff edge of Porthcurno, is Cornwall’s world famous open air theatre. Rowena Cade built the arena to run her beloved plays into the style of a roman amphitheatre, with surrounding views of the Atlantic Ocean as its backdrop. The theatre runs spectacular plays, musicals and opera from May to September.
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approx time from port
1 hour 8 minutes
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