Cornwall

1. St Ives — A picturesque harbour town known for golden beaches, surfing and narrow streets; home to the Tate St Ives and a lively arts scene. 2. Eden Project — Massive biomes housing diverse plant ecosystems (rainforest and Mediterranean) with interactive exhibits on plants and sustainability. 3. St Michael’s Mount — A dramatic tidal island with a medieval castle and subtropical gardens, reachable by causeway at low tide or by boat. 4. Minack Theatre — An extraordinary open‑air theatre carved into granite cliffs, offering plays and concerts with panoramic sea views. 5. Tintagel Castle — Cliff-top ruins steeped in Arthurian legend, with spectacular coastal scenery and an informative visitor centre. 6. The Lost Gardens of Heligan — Extensively restored Victorian gardens featuring woodlands, formal gardens and a “Jungle” area full of exotic planting. 7. Land’s End — Iconic western headland with rugged coastal walks, scenic viewpoints and visitor attractions marking the tip of Cornwall. 8. Camel Trail — A popular, largely traffic-free cycling and walking route along a former railway line through estuaries and countryside between Padstow, Wadebridge and Bodmin.