Escape the well-tread tourist routes with this curated collection of Cornwall's lesser-known treasures. Each point of interest offers a unique glimpse into the rich tapestry of Cornish culture, history, and natural beauty. From secluded coves to historic manor homes, discover the secret spots that locals love but visitors rarely find.
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A picturesque cove with turquoise waters, renowned for its serpentine rock formations.
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A woodland area boasting a spectacular waterfall through a hole in the rocks.
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An ancient and mysterious arrangement of standing stones set amidst the rugged moorland.
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A charming and remote fishing village with a picturesque harbor and rugged coastline.
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Three impressive Bronze Age stone circles on the stark landscape of Bodmin Moor.
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Dramatic sea stacks and clifftop views along a stretch of the North Cornish coast.
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A stunning coastal valley with a white sandy beach culminating in the Minack Theatre.
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A series of cascades and waterfalls along the River Fowey surrounded by ancient woodlands.
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The only cape in England offering breathtaking panoramic sea views and bracing cliff walks.
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The legendary birthplace of King Arthur perched on dramatic cliffs with sea vistas.
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An idyllic fishing hamlet with narrow streets and a quaint harbor untouched by time.
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A hidden and sheltered cove with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and relaxation.
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Expansive underground caverns in a former slate mine with ethereal subterranean lakes.
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A tiny ancient chapel atop a headland with sweeping views of the sea and coastline.
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A scenic tidal beach flanked by imposing cliffs and accessible at low tide.
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A rugged and windswept coastal headland offering stunning views and ancient history.
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A serene fishing cove with a tunnel through the rock and a rich marine life.
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An isolated beach with cliffs and tin mining ruins, perfect for keen explorers.
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One of the largest and best-preserved underground tunnels from the Iron Age.
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The cliff-side hut of poet Robert Stephen Hawker, offering a unique historic insight.
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Historic tin mining site in St. Agnes, with guided tours and heritage exhibits.
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An 18th-century jail turned museum offering a look at Cornish penal history.
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Two unspoiled coves connected at low tide, with tranquil waters for bathing.
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A tidal island with a medieval castle and sub-tropical gardens accessible on foot at low tide.
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A romantic historic home set within an ancient and atmospheric estate.
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A beautiful church set within sub-tropical gardens, by the water's edge overlooking a creek.
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A secluded cove once frequented by smugglers, offering serene waters and quiet beaches.
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Remnants of a 9th-century cross, one of Cornwall’s oldest inscribed stones.
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A striking lighthouse perched on the North Cornwall coast, warning ships for over a century.
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Home to Hawker's Hut, this church stands on rugged cliffs, offering dramatic coastal views.
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A serene and rugged beach located in a remote valley, known for its stunning landscape.
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A timeless fishing cove with stepping stones across the stream, evoking a bygone era.
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An Iron Age hill fort with panoramic views over West Penwith and the Isles of Scilly.
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A protruding headland offering unspoilt landscapes and vistas toward Mount's Bay.
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An intimate and secluded beach near Land's End, accessible by narrow paths through the cliffs.
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An ancient sacred well enveloped by Cornish folklore, set within a wild, wooded area.
