by Sue Bradbury | Sep 2, 2015 | Visit Cornwall
The final week of our Instagram Takeover was run by local farmer, Matthew Dale. Providing a great insight into life on his farm which supplies malting barley for St Austell Brewery’s Tribute and Skinners’ ales, Matthew shared a variety of images showing what he got up...
by Sue Bradbury | Aug 28, 2015 | Things to do, Try This, Visit Cornwall
With a wide variety of activities available to do during the summer months, Cornwall can be the perfect place to explore and find some truly adrenaline-pumping adventures. If you’re stuck on what to try, here are our top 5 favourites. Riding Following the hugely...
by Sue Bradbury | Aug 26, 2015 | Things to do, Visit Cornwall
During the third week of our Instagram Takeover Andrew Mayrick, an A-level student from Kent, took control of the account to document his week-long holiday in Cornwall. Driving the 307 miles in his vintage Mini, Andrew made the journey with his girlfriend Eleanor, who...
by Sue Bradbury | Aug 21, 2015 | Visit Cornwall
To those who know little about Cornwall, we are a small county, located in the far South West of the country. However, as residents and visitors are aware, there’s much more to Cornwall than you may first think. After deciding to visit Cornwall, there’s an important...
by Sue Bradbury | Aug 19, 2015 | Visit Cornwall
Last week Yazmin Vigus, whilst working for South West Bars and Events, took over the We are Cornwall Instagram account to document her experience of Falmouth Week – a hugely popular event in the Cornish calendar. Here are a few of our favourite photographs. Pimms! A...
by Sue Bradbury | Aug 7, 2015 | Things to do, Visit Cornwall
Capturing the hearts of many with its picturesque beaches, wild moorland and hidden waterfalls, Cornwall offers the perfect setting for a romantic getaway for two. Here are some of our favourite suggestions for making the most of your time away together during your...
by Sue Bradbury | Aug 4, 2015 | Never been to..., Visit Cornwall
Mention the name Temple and most people in Cornwall will probably conjure up images of summer traffic jams. It’s the part of the A30 on Bodmin Moor that’s not yet dual carriageway (work to rectify the problem is promised soon) so, at the moment, it’s a perfect...
by Sue Bradbury | Jul 30, 2015 | Things to do, Visit Cornwall
Cornwall is known for its amazing landscapes, historical landmarks and is even rumoured to have the best light in Britain. These are just a few of the reasons why this beautiful county is known as one of the largest cultural hubs in Britain. From amazing theatres and...
by Sue Bradbury | Jul 28, 2015 | Visit Cornwall
Picture by Dan Goodwin (license) There are many ways to travel to Cornwall, from trains to the ferry and from coaches to flying, however as the preferred method of transport for many of us, numerous people will choose to travel to the county by car. Most visitors...
by Sue Bradbury | Jul 27, 2015 | Things to do
For many, a trip to Cornwall wouldn’t be complete without heading to the water and hitting the waves. As a sport that is synonymous with the county there are a wide variety of surf schools available around Cornwall, making it an easily accessible activity to try. So...
