The town of St Ives in Cornwall is a beloved destination for beach lovers and outdoorsy families. It lies on a narrow headland flanked by a sandy coast on one side and a maze of cobblestone alleys lined with whitewashed cottages on the other. But it is not just the gorgeous sights that make St Ives one of the most visited places in Cornwall.
The town is also famous for its thriving art scene. Visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, with its unique bronze exhibits, and the Tate Gallery, which features modern masterpieces of British artists.
Wildlife lovers will enjoy a boat trip to Seal Island to see grey seals and other animals in their natural habitat. Don’t miss the chance to watch the sunset from Porthmeor Beach. There are plenty of amazing day trips from St Ives too!
The coastal path from St Ives to Carbis Bay is one of the most scenic walks in Cornwall. This St Ives to Carbis Bay walk is a small yet beautiful part of the Carbis Bay coastal path. The route is part of the South-West Coastal Path, a long-distance footpath of 630 miles that stretches all […]
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When it comes to holidays with the kids, Cornwall can’t be beaten. But with stunning beaches, castles to explore, and countless fun activities, it’s easy to forget to pamper yourself. The town of St. Ives is one of the most beautiful towns in Cornwall and is perfect for some quality me time and a relaxing
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Whether you’re planning a holiday to St Ives, or you’ve just come back from one, kids will love learning more about St Ives. Why not print them out to help pass the time on a car or train journey to Cornwall. Take a look at 11 of the best facts about St Ives below: Here
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Rosewall Hill is located less than 10 minutes from St Ives. The hill is not very steep so its relatively easy to climb. Once you’re at the top. you’ll be rewarded with picturesque 360-degree views across St Ives, Godrevey, St Michaels Mount and Penzance. Growing up, I went to school just a few miles from
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You could stay in St Ives for months, going to the beach, exploring the little shops and alleyways, trying the local delicacies and visiting the many art galleries. If you’re staying a little longer, you may fancy a day trip from St Ives rather than a day out in St Ives. Whether you want to
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Porthkidney beach is one of the best choices of day trips if you fancy exploring another beach. Located just two miles from St Ives, Porthkidney is far less touristy than the beaches in St Ives. It’s vast, and you can feel a degree of solitude and wilderness. Nestled in the bay of Hayle, next to
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