Tarikan di Botallack

The Falmouth Ghost Tour aims to bring Falmouth’s darker history to life through skilled storytelling. As you move through the town, the guide will introduce you to people who once walked these streets — from shipwrecked sailors to the forlorn cannibals and the defiant ‘working girls’. The stories mix local history with eerie accounts to give context to the places you pass. Along the way, you’ll connect familiar streets and landmarks with the lives and events that shaped them. The tour offers an entertaining way to link the town’s present with its past, and it may change how you view Falmouth after dark. This is a narrative-led walking experience that focuses on the characters and incidents that make up the town’s shadowy side.

This award-winning storytelling tour will connect you to the Falmouth of centuries past. You will travel through the town with a guide who uses passion, imagination and an eye for the funny side of things to bring local history to life. Along the way, you will hear tales that illuminate Falmouth’s past and the people who shaped it. The stories will offer fresh perspectives on familiar streets and corners, turning ordinary places into moments of discovery. You will find the tone is often humorous, so history will be presented in an engaging and easy-to-follow way rather than as a formal lecture. By the end of the tour, you will have a clearer sense of Falmouth’s character across the centuries and a different view of the town you thought you knew. The experience aims to transform how you see the place through storytelling that is lively, inventive and attentive to local detail.

This storage service will let you cast off your luggage in a safe location so you can head out and explore Penzance's attractions without being weighed down. You can drop off up to ten bags of any size at the designated site during opening hours, and they will be securely stored until you're ready to collect them. You'll also have insurance included for extra peace of mind.

You will start in the safe, calm environment of a swimming pool at Carn Brea Leisure Centre, with an instructor guiding you every step of the way. In this relaxed setting you will be shown the basic skills and equipment, and you can focus on enjoying those first breaths underwater. Whether you feel nervous or simply curious, this session gives you a clear, supported introduction to scuba diving. By the end of the session you will have earned an SSI Try Scuba recognition card. This is where your diving story begins. Many people choose to continue after their first experience, because once you see the world from beneath the surface it often changes how you view the sea.

The SSI Scuba Skills Update is a refresher course designed to help certified divers regain confidence after a break from diving. You’ll return to the water under the guidance of an SSI Professional in a controlled environment, so you can focus on skills rather than worrying about conditions. During the session you’ll review and practise the scuba skills you learned in your Open Water Diver program. Your instructor will guide you through each skill and offer feedback as you repeat them, helping you feel comfortable and competent with your equipment and procedures. This course is ideal to take just before a dive holiday, so you spend less time thinking about your technique and more time admiring the marine life when you get out on dives. Please note this experience is intended for already certified divers who want to refresh their skills in a supervised, controlled setting.

This self-guided audio tour takes you to Lizard Point in Cornwall, the most southerly part of Great Britain’s mainland, and guides you along a short section of the South West Coast Path. It suits photographers of all levels, from novice to experienced, and leads you through a mix of popular viewpoints and quieter, secret spots. Along the way you’ll encounter coastal ruins, jagged rocks and areas of rough terrain, so dress appropriately for walking and variable weather. As you move through the route the commentary will give practical, hands-on advice to improve your shots. You’ll learn best practices for shooting landscapes and seascapes, suggested times of day and year for key locations, useful vantage points and compositional tips. The tour also offers guidance for other genres, with particular attention to wildlife photography. The aim is to help you make the best use of your time on location, whether you’re scouting for a future trip or capturing the moment on the day. The format lets you pause and explore at your own pace while listening to location-specific suggestions.

This self-guided audio tour explores West Cornwall’s ancient landscape, whose history reaches back more than 4,500 years to the Bronze Age. As you follow in the footsteps of some of the area’s earliest inhabitants, you’ll hear about what drove them to settle, farm and build here and about aspects of their day-to-day lives. The commentary is designed to bring the archaeology and landscape to life as you move between sites. The route begins at Portheras, an impressive round barrow where cremated remains were once laid to rest, and finishes at the celebrated stone circle of Tregeseal East. Along the way you’ll pass both well-known and lesser-known monuments, including Carn Kenidjack, which dominates the skyline and offers wonderful views of the western coastline. You’ll also come to an unusual inscribed stone that is possibly the burial place of St Just. The experience focuses on the places themselves and the stories they reveal about people who lived here thousands of years ago.

This self-guided walking tour lets you explore Falmouth at your own pace. Set on the strategic edge of the English Channel, Falmouth’s story is tied to the sea. As you move through the town, you will learn how the harbour established in the early 1600s helped shape its development. Along the way you’ll hear how this natural deep-water port became a busy shipping hub and how Falmouth served as an important naval station. The route will bring maritime stories and local history together, so history enthusiasts, culture buffs and curious travellers alike may find things that interest them. The tour is entirely self-guided, so you can pause and explore as you wish. Entrance fees for any optional stops en route are not included. However, no additional paid tickets are required for you to complete the tour.

This taster session at Loe beach gives you the chance to try E-Foiling for the first time in ideal conditions. You’ll receive a short land-based introduction to the E-Foil controls so you can get comfortable before heading out onto the water. Once underway, you’ll experience the unique sensation of silently flying above the water as you balance and steer the board. Loe beach’s calm setting makes it well suited for beginners, and the shore is peaceful and dog friendly so friends or family can relax nearby. Spectators may enjoy watching the action from the beach while you try out the E-Foil and get a feel for the equipment and how it handles on the water.

During this guided tour, you'll visit several filming locations seen in the Poldark TV series. Your guide will be a Cornish local and Poldark expert. Your first stop will be the spot used as the location for Truro Harbour, you'll then travel past the real Truro and Falmouth, making your way west with a stop at a fishing cove featured in the second season. From here, you'll visit Porthcurno and The Minack Theatre, with views over Pedn Vounder Beach as seen in season one and down to Porthcurno Beach featured in season two. You'll then head to Porthgwarra, the pretty cove used in season one for the pilchard boat scene. Lunch will be at a local pub before you continue on to Botallack, where the farmhouse ‘Botallack Manor’ was used in the original 1970s series as Ross Poldarks’ home, ‘Nampara’. The final stop will be St. Ives.

If you prefer to see Truro without joining a tour group, this self-guided walking tour lets you explore the cathedral city at your own pace. As you move through the streets of Cornwall’s only city, you’ll hear about its humble beginnings as a medieval tin‑mining village and about its status as Cornwall’s Cathedral City, granted in 1877 when it separated from the Diocese of Exeter and gained its own bishop. Along the way, you’ll trace the city’s mining history while wandering past atmospheric pubs and charming streets. You’ll meander along the river and learn how the waterway helped shape Truro’s identity. The route also highlights different eras, cultures and picturesque landscapes so you can piece together the city’s past, its vibrant present and its promising future — all at a pace that suits you.

This smartphone travel tool helps you explore the great outdoors and connect with the world around you. Using seamless GPS technology, it guides you off the beaten track to help you find hidden gems and incredible places you may never discover alone. As you travel you’ll encounter clues and challenges that add a layer of puzzle-solving to your journey, bringing history, local stories and new perspectives into what you see and learn along the way. Whether you’re moving by car, on foot around town, or hiking across the countryside, the app’s GPS will guide you every step of the way. You’ll earn points by visiting destinations, solving clues and completing challenges, and the Travel League lets you compete with fellow explorers. Each season offers prizes and a chance to be named the UK’s Greatest Explorer. The experience is designed to make planning easier while adding a blend of challenge, fun and learning to your outings.

E-foiling offers a very different ride to a regular surfboard. Where traditional surfing can take years to master and often gives only short rides, an E-Foil lets you keep going for as long as the battery lasts. The sport may look difficult, but it often proves easier in practice. Lessons are led by instructors who prioritise safety. Experience shows that almost anyone can stand up on an E-Foil within half an hour, so people young or old, big or small, and both those with surfing experience and those without can take part. As you move through the session, you’ll learn to get up on the board and maintain balance on the foil under the guidance of your instructor. Along the way they’ll help you get comfortable with the equipment and the feel of riding above the water, making sure the lesson is safe and memorable.

If you've already tried e-foiling, this experience lets you explore the Cornish coastline from a fresh vantage point as you glide above the waves. Using supplied e-foil kit, you'll head either up the Looe River or out to Looe Island, with the exact route depending on the weather. Along the way, you'll see parts of Cornwall that are best appreciated from the water. The session begins with an introduction to the equipment and a short safety briefing. An instructor will be present throughout the guided tour to oversee safety and support the ride. River, island and coastline options are available, so you may choose — or be guided towards — a short river run or an outing to Looe Island, each offering a different way to view the local shoreline and seascape.

Where traditional surfing often takes years to learn and usually gives short rides, E-Foiling offers a very different experience. The electric foil lets you glide for as long as the battery lasts, so rides can feel much longer than on a regular surfboard. E-Foiling also seems harder than it actually is; the basic motion is straightforward once you get the balance. You will learn with instructors who make safety a priority. Experience shows that almost anyone can stand up on an E-Foil within half an hour, so the lessons are suitable for young and old, big and small, whether you have prior surfing experience or none at all. Along the way you will practise balancing, getting to your feet and riding the foil under guidance, with instructors helping you build confidence and control. The sessions are designed to be safe and memorable, giving you a hands-on introduction to E-Foiling and the chance to enjoy longer, smoother rides than on a traditional surfboard.