Out and about Cornwall Land's End One of Britain’s best loved landmarks has plenty to offer those seeking a full day out. Minack Theatre A unique place to visit all year round Dairyland Farm World All-weather attraction, providing a day's entertainment for all ages. Isles of Scilly A small, beautiful archipelago, close to the mainland, yet in a world of its own, these beautiful islands, each intriguingly different exude a timeless peace and natural tranquillity found nowhere else. Great gardens of Cornwall Information of ten beautiful Gardens to visit in Cornwall Cornwall in focus over 1000 pages of information on Cornwall South West Coast Path The South West Coast Path is Britain's longest National Trail, running from Minehead in Somerset to South Haven Point near Poole Dorset. The Camel Valley At Camel Valley, they have been producing award-winning, world-class wines in a beautiful corner of Cornwall for twenty years. Paradise park Wildlife sanctuary with "JungleBarn" indoor play centre Cornish Market World This indoor market boasts around 70,000sq ft of indoor retailing with an average of 30,000 visitors each weekend. The Cornish Cyder farm Home to Cornish Rattler and the Cornish Scrumpy Co Ltd Blue Reef Aquarium Be amazed by the local marine species from the Cornish coast to hundreds of tropical species in the gigantic ocean display complete with underwater tunnel. Goonhilly Explore the story of international communications Hall for Cornwall Hall for Cornwall is a theatre in Truro. It is the largest theatre in Cornwall offering a mix of live theatre shows from musicals, children's shows, gigs, drama, plays and music shows. St Ives Sailing See St Ives and it’s coast line from the sea Godrevy Cliffs High cliffs and sheltered coves with sandy beaches Newquay Zoo Experience the wildlife with over 130 different species set in lush sub-tropical lakeside gardens. National Maritime Museum Cornwall Truro City Council The bustling City, with a spectacular Cathedral, The National Seal Sanctuary This Sanctuary is a busy rescue centre, which has it own resident Grey Seals, Common Seals, Fur Seals, Californian and Patagonian Sea Lions, Goats, Ponies and Otters. Guide to Corwall's Attractions   Where to eat   Porthminster Cafe Alba Seafood Cafe Cafe Pasta On Shore Tate Cafe Gurnards Head, Zennor The Lime Tree, Penzance Jamie Oliver's Fifteen, Watergate Bay Rick Stein's, Padstow Galleries The Tate St Ives Barbara Hepworth Museum Newlyn Art Gallery The Leach Pottery Penlee House St Ives Art School Round House The Local Weather and Tides The Weather Tidal information Golf Clubs of Cornwall West Cornwall Golf Club Although not quite measuring 6000 yards the testing quality of West Cornwall lies in the fact that it has no mercy on a bad or timid shot. Cape Cornwall Golf Club Nestling above the cliff tops, where the oceans meet, is the unique location of Cape Cornwall Golf and Leisure Resort. Cornwall’s Gardens Lost Gardens of Heligan Trebah Trevarno       Please Note, The Countryman Hotel is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

The fairy tale Castle of St Michael's Mount Click to Enlarge St Michaels Mount The Tate Gallery at St Ives Click to Enlarge The Tate St Ives St Michael's Mount, Water sports Click to Enlarge St Michaels Mount The Botallack Tin Mines Click to Enlarge The Botallack Tin Mines St Ives Harbour Click to Enlarge Lanyon Quoit Click to Enlarge Sennen Cove (Near Lands End) Click to Enlarge Mazzey Day Penzance Click to Enlarge Coastal Walk Click to Enlarge South West Coast Path The Eden Project Cilck to Enlarge The Eden Project Tin Mine at Trencrom Click to Enlarge Tin Mine Trink Hill Click to Enlarge Geevor Tin Mine Click to Enlarge Geevor Tin Mine Flambarts Click to Enlarge The Flambards Experience