Top Cornwall Art & Culture

This experience for two allows you to create your own handmade wedding rings. Led by an expert jewelry maker at a Cornwall studio—learn how to make a silver ring from scratch (or gold for an additional fee). It’s a much more personalized experience than buying a ready-made ring from a jewelry store, and there’s also the possibility to engrave a personal message inside the ring.

Your guide for this tour is local and will help you get to know the real Cornwall. With advanced driving qualifications and a background as a police officer your guide will look after your comfort and safety. You will driven in luxury while having a personalized tour with insights into the history and culture of the area.

Discover the beauty of Lizard Point in Cornwall, the most southerly part of Great Britain’s mainland, on this self-guided audio tour. This tour is for any photographer, whether you’re experienced or a novice. It’ll help you capture amazing landscapes and seascapes at inspiring locations along the Cornish coastline. This short walk along part of the South West Coast Path has a mixture of popular places and secret spots that include ruins, rocks and rough terrain. (So dress appropriately!) Along the way you'll also pick up some practical tips including: • Some of the best practices when it comes to shooting landscapes and seascapes • The best time of the day or year to visit key locations • Handy vantage points • Compositional suggestions • Advice for other genres, especially wildlife photography This tour will help you maximise your time on location, whether you're scouting for a future trip or just seizing the moment. So grab your camera and let's go!

Explore the hidden Cornwall. Experience the smaller roads and the quieter places in Cornwall as well as seeing the more popular attractions. Our guides will show you firsthand the inner beauty and charm of this magical county.

I have spent lots of time in Port Isaac, including listening to the Fisherman's Friends singing sea shanties with a beer in hand. I will take you on a walking tour of the village, including the locations used in filming both "Doc Martin" and the Fisherman's Friends movies. See Doc Martin's surgery, Mrs. Tishall's pharmacy, Louisa's school and cottage, Bert's restaurant, and all the other key locations. Visit the village pub used in both shows - maybe even stop for lunch? Stand on the Platt where the shanties are sung. We also visit the tiny coves at Port Quin and Port Gaverne, which also feature as filming locations.