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RSPB Hayle Estuary provides numerous habitats for wildlife such as intertidal saltmarsh and mudflats, shingle, lagoons, reedbeds, ponds, meadows and farmland, important for many species of wildlife. 

The Eric Grace Memorial hide gives an excellent view over the site and there is also extensive footpath network. 

There is a car park with no height barrier. Parts of the site are suitable for ...

St Ives Beach is a picturesque crescent shaped beach that has for many years attracted artists and tourists alike. It is part of St Ives Bay which stretches past the Hayle estuary as far as Godrevy Head.

St Ives Harbour provides shelter for local fishing boats. Grey seals are frequent visitors.

Always read and obey the safety signs and follow the beach safety advice of the RNLI on their ...

St Michael’s Mount is a tidal island most of which is owned by the National Trust and some by the St Aubyn family. 

In 1954, Francis St Aubyn – the third Lord St Levan – gave most of St Michael’s Mount to the National Trust, along with a large endowment fund for its upkeep. He retained a 999-year lease for the family to live in the castle and a licence to show the historical rooms to the ...

The Cornish Seal Sanctuary is a fully operational seal rescue centre set in 40 acres of beautiful Cornish countryside. The sanctuary provides medical care and recuperation for stray, sick and injured seal pups which have been discovered around the Cornish coast.

In addition to species such as grey seal (halichoerus grypus), common seal (phoca vitulina), humboldt penguin (spheniscus ...

The Blue Reef Aquarium has over 40 naturally themed habitats featuring British coastal and tropical reef species. The aquarium features a brilliant viewing tunnel which allows you to walk beneath rays, sharks and many other species.

The aquarium also features several reptiles.

There is a café supplying hot and cold snacks and a marine themed gift shop.

The aquarium supports several ...

Marazion Marsh is a nature reserve cared for and maintained by the RSPB. There is a viewing bay near the seafront pavement and a footpath across the reserve.

The RSPB, founded in 1889 by Emily Williamson and Eliza Phillips, is the the largest wildlife conservation charity in the UK, or indeed Europe, with over a million members. The RSPB maintains 200 nature reserves and promotes conservation ...

The Hurlers Stone Circles (Cornish: An Hurlysi) are three late Neolithic or early Bronze age stone circles arranged in a line, a grouping unique in England.

The Hurlers comprises three stone circles that lie on a line from SSW to NNE, and have diameters of 35 metres (115 ft.), 42 metres (138 ft.) and 33 metres (108 ft.). The two outer stone circles are circular. The middle circle, the largest is ...

Porthcurno Beach is a long curving sandy bay of spectacular beauty.

Bude is a small coastal resort and a triple winner in the British Travel Awards for Best UK Coastal Resort.

There are several beautiful sandy beaches available and the Bude sea pool that is cut into the rock at Summerleaze Beach is good when the sea is rough.

Looe (Cornish: Logh) is a small coastal town and fishing port. The name means a deep water inlet.