The Lizard Peninsula is Cornwall’s most dramatic and distinctive landscape — a windswept headland stretching into the Atlantic and home to Britain’s most southerly point. From the turquoise waters of Kynance Cove to the timeless fishing village of Cadgwith, this remarkable corner of the West Country feels more like Brittany than Britain.

From golden beaches and artistic heritage to a bustling fishing harbour and winding granite streets, discover why St Ives remains one of Cornwall's most captivating seaside towns.

Church Cove at Gunwalloe is one of Cornwall's most magical coastal locations. This beautiful walk explores secluded beaches, dramatic cliffs, the famous Church of the Storms, Dollar Cove and some of the finest scenery on the Lizard Peninsula.

Looking for one of Cornwall's hidden treasures? This spectacular coastal walk to Tregardock Beach explores one of North Cornwall's quietest and most beautiful stretches of coastline, with towering cliffs, secret coves, wild Atlantic scenery and unforgettable views along the South West Coast Path.

Could Britain's favourite drink really be grown in Britain? Discover the fascinating story of Cornwall's Tregothnan Estate, where Jonathon Jones helped create England's first successful commercial tea plantation.