What to do in Penzance

Framed by dramatic cliffs, Porthcurno Beach captivates with turquoise waters and white sand. Combine your visit with a performance at the adjacent Minack Theatre, carved spectacularly into the cliff face.

Carved into Cornwall's granite cliffs, the Minack Theatre offers spellbinding performances against the Atlantic Ocean backdrop. Reserve evening tickets to experience plays as the sun sets over the rugged coastline.

Stand at Britain's westernmost point, where dramatic cliffs meet the Atlantic in a spectacular collision. Stroll coastal paths for unrivalled sunset views or explore exhibitions of maritime history.

Golden sands meet Atlantic swells at this premier Cornish surf spot near Land's End. Enjoy the beach village's cafes after catching waves or walking the scenic coastal path.

One of Britain's only two capes, this headland offers panoramic Atlantic views and an iconic mining chimney stack. Explore the rugged coastal trails and watch for seals and seabirds from the dramatic cliff tops.

Tucked within a historic Cornish fishing village, Mousehole Beach reveals two sandy havens at low tide. Enjoy the calm, clear waters perfect for family swimming while surrounded by granite cottages and local cafés.

Hear fantastic tales of witchery and marvel at this swaying boulder, which was famously removed by a naval fleet as a prank.

This tranquil cove once inspired a colony of influential early 20th-century artists with its turquoise waters and granite cliffs. Explore tidal pools or follow the South West Coast Path for breathtaking coastal views.