Top attractions

Falmouth Uncovered walking tours

Falmouth Uncovered runs acclaimed walking tours that celebrate the town's colourful past.

Kernow Adventure Park

Cornwall’s hidden outdoor activity centre, for family days out and thrill-seekers, with an Aquapark, open water swimming, wakeboarding and paddleboarding.

Dairyland Farmworld

An ideal day out for families with young children, with a large range of rides, play equipment and various other forms of entertainment.

The Camel Trail

This 11-mile stretch of converted disused railway offers the opportunity to take in the beauty of Cornwall's countryside at a leisurely pace.

Flambards

Kids of all ages will get a real kick out of Flambards, a theme park with a difference.

River Fal Boat Trips

If you're visiting Cornwall then we'd recommend taking to the water to see Falmouth and the surrounding areas from a different perspective.

The Cornish Seal Sanctuary

This rescue, rehabilitation and release centre for seals is situated in the beautiful village of Gweek in the Helford Estuary.

National Maritime Museum Cornwall

Housed in a landmark building on Falmouth's picturesque harbourside, offering an entertaining and educational experience for visitors young and old.

St Mawes Castle

If you were a fan of the 1970s BBC drama Poldark, you're sure to recognise the dramatic coastline surrounding St Mawes castle, which featured prominently...

Pendennis Castle

Pendennis Castle offers a taste of history coupled with spectacular views of the water and surrounding coastline, with a museum and discovery centre...

St Michael’s Mount

This scenic tidal island off the coast of Marizion can be reached by foot via a granite causeway at low tide or by boat when the water is high.

Trebah

Selected as one of the 'Great Gardens of Cornwall', Trebah is a hugely popular attraction that offers a different experience each time you visit.