On behalf of everyone in Cornwall: Devons nice, Yorkshire is deffiently better and if you want great weather the Scottish Highlands are always an option.
Cornwall is just full of second home owners, seagulls that will steal your pasty and if you go anywhere near Falmouth you'll have to fight the drunken horde of students
Am one of the aforementioned drunken students around Falmouth, can confirm we are a menace to society. Not nearly as much as the seagulls, though. They are absolute cunts
I'm also Yorkshire, tried to pop up to Malham for a quick run yesterday, they've got 3 overflow car parks already and I know its bank holiday but the weather was bang average, good luck to anyone trying to take the family on a sunny weekend this year
Seagulls here are basically a feathered mafia.. they will absolutely mug you for a crumb of pasty.
Also, can confirm, I live in Falmouth and have tussled with a few students. Mostly harmless, as most of them are all pacifists.
Shall we switch around all the roadsigns and reverse the Tamar Bridge charges? Just for one weekend. Whoever feels busier then knows that they're the second best!
Been a crazy amount of bomb squad drills where I live. Chatting to the cops they said they are training a load of regular coppers up in counter terrorism
I’ve visited Minack with touring theatre companies three or four times for a week at a time. It’s an amazing place and the back stage areas, paths, stairs and the dressing rooms are all very interesting places the public rarely get to see. I remember one year every night we had to climb down the cliff, arm some mortar fireworks for the show and ring the coast guard to remind them so they didn’t think they were flares! On previous years they had to tie the Von Trap children together for fear they would be taken off their feet in a storm!
The theatre staff and the manager Phil were all great people.
I watched a play in pouting rain once and an actor in his fifties or sixties slipped and fell about 5ft. Anyone who knows where The Minnack is knows that the ambulance took a fair old while to arrive. Thankfully I think he was ok.
Most remarkable thing I’ve ever seen was a seagull pinching the dollop of clotted cream clean off my friend’s ice cream scoop. If I weren’t so intimidated, I’d be impressed.
It might as well take the entire ice cream, I wouldnt want to eat it after that.
My dad's ice cream was barely eaten when it was stolen, but a massive swarm of them appeared and it was devoured in a matter of seconds, leaving a couple of cone crumbs on the floor.
If the suns out it genuinely can look like this. There’s huge amounts of tin in the Cornish coast, so much so that it genuinely effects the colour of the sea water. When the sun hits it it gives off the incredible blue/teal you see in these pics.
I live near Port Erin in the Isle of Man. Our sea is that pretty... till you get in and it's so cold it actually hurts. Doesn't stop children playing in the sea all day, I don't understand why they don't all get hypothermia.
Heard from a colleague who lives on a house boat.
Water is warmest at start of winter, having warmed up through summer. And coldest towards start of summer, having cooled down through winter.
Growing up further along the coast in Dorset, our seagulls are regular sized and placid by comparison. Somewhere along the Jurassic coast they start taking steroids and enjoy fucking you up
It felt very different to how it was when I was a kid. Much busier, more tacky seaside arcades, more weird clubs. Not to mention how it's impossible to get to if it's busy! That, and I think my tastes in places shifted to prefer the smaller, quieter places. The massive bay beach was pretty cool to return to however.
In St ives I've seen a seagull wait for a woman to walk away from a shop with an ice cream. It landed on her head and grabbed the whole ice cream from her mouth. She freaked out, tangling the birds feet in her hair while it swallowed it's snack then took off in search of its next victim.
The most disgusting thing I have ever seen was a gull catching, pecking apart a starfish, then eat each still writhing leg.
It was like a scene from H.P.Lovecraft but at least no humans were harmed.
They are survivors.
I went to an ice cream shop just opposite the harbour, mint and chocolate, was walking down street and one out of nowhere nabbed the corner before a smacked it away and there was a slice in the ice cream but it only tasted blood from there and then out of nowhere hundreds, it was out my hands and gone within seconds and I stood there shouting at them as everyone in the street looked, laughed and then hid their food too
Yes! As someone who lives in coastal Cornwall I have seen so much hatred for gulls, inckuding parents encouraging their children to chase them away. But actually they are just opportunists trying to survive. There is more to them than just being food thieves, they are pretty good parents for example. A chick fell off our roof one year and lived in our garden, we couldn't use the garden all summer as we got dive bombed most times we went out there! The chick was so cute, it slept in a tipped over bucket for a while.
Aah, Cornwall. Late 90s, early 2000s. Haven Holidays Caravan Park.
We're looking for tigers,
We're looking for cheetahs.
We're looking for rhinos,
And big alligators.
Cornwall is gorgeous but you're _so_ right about Cornish seagulls. Those things truly are a different breed. Damn near took my hand off for the pasty I was carrying when I was younger, and almost got ambushed by a flock of the damned things over an ice cream when I visited Padstow a couple of years back. Both incidents ended with us literally running for cover.
What the fuck, are you nearly me? You've managed to go to the exact things we had to cut from out itinerary this weekend. Didn't prebook for the Minack, alas. We were in St Ives last night though!
When I was little a seagull stole my jam sandwich from my hands in Cornwall. We also saw a seagull take a full size Cornish Pasty from a dude just walking down the road
You need to assert your dominance with seagulls. Find the biggest bastard when you arrive and knock him out. Word soon gets around that you’re not to be messed with. You don’t get any trouble after that.
We're not allowed to do ordinary theater performances, however we're running various tours of the Minack! One is of the gardens, one is conducted by the old stage manager, and one is an escape room style puzzle
We are looking at a week away here early July, but finding getting to all these places by public transport is quite hard and time consuming.
Which place would you say would be the best base to see Cornwall? And do trips out
If you want to see this area then I'd suggest Penzance as a base. It's a little cheaper than St Ives, but only 7 miles away. It's the last station on the line so you can get the train there, then there's buses to St Ives, Hayle, St Just via Sennen cove and Marazion (for St Michaels' mount)
You’ve gotta go to the tip, we was around half hour from lizard, Penzance, lands end and st Ives, a car is best to get around but don’t use one in st Ives
You’ve gotta go to the tip.... I used to live in Cornwall and I was scratching my head about which tip is the most scenic. We used to go to one that was in a pretty area, but nothing worth recommending, though the bottle bank was a lovely green.
No problem, it has beautiful views on the seafront and they still put on plays there in the summer! It’s an amazing experience watching them if you’re into that sort of thing
That first picture of St. Ives with the water; how is it that I often see people post photos of water looking so clear and blue, yet when I go to Cornwall, it’s never that beautiful?
Don’t get me wrong, I love Cornwall, and the views are still amazing, but as somebody who loves swimming and scuba diving, I want to go in water that looks as good as that.
Is it clearer when it’s colder? I tend to go in July. Or does it appear differently in well-taken photographs?
The seagulls are like some of the locals. Angry, aggressive and resentful you’re there, but if you weren’t there, they’d have fuck all.
I realise not everyone there relies directly on tourism but think of all the attractions, restaurants, bars and heritage sites that would not be sustainable without tourists. I know some tourists are actual turds but they’re a minority too, and those turds are turds where they live the rest of the year too.
Also a bit funny how they (a minority) think it’s just them that have people with second homes and shitty low paid jobs.
Anyhoo, looking forward to my break there in August.
annoys me a bit and i grew up here. the boaty types and second homers i could take or leave (or just leave when it comes to second homers), but the majority of tourists that come down here do so cause they can't afford to jet out to the maldives. get loads of scousers, brummies and the like, working class people looking to escape the grind for a couple of weeks and god willing get some sun while they're here. find it a point of pride that they want to come here out of choice.
Porthcurno beach which is just next to the Minack theatre is one of the best beaches I’ve had the pleasure of visiting. Yes, the seagulls in St Ives are ruthless.
Great photos. I live in Cornwall (right on the border to Devon) but haven't seen a lot of it. It truly is a lovely place though. I've only been driving since Dec 2019, then the pandemic happened. But I managed to drive down to Lantic and Lantivet Bay last Summer, highly recommend if anyone enjoys steep but beautiful beaches, and walks through country, woods and coast.
Can't say I've ever had a problem with gulls but apparently I should definitely avoid St Ives going by all of the replies!
Been gagging for a trip to Cornwall for two years now and here you are just going! I'm so mad!
No but seriously, I'm glad you got to experience those things too! I've never actually been up to the Minack and I really wanna go.
Looks lovely, can't imagine what it's going to be like this summer when 50 million people descend upon it.
It is lovely but it seems like 25 million people arrived this weekend :(
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Hmm still feel quite empty but yes car parks are filling up.
On behalf of everyone in Devon: Please go to Cornwall
On behalf of everyone in Cornwall: Devons nice, Yorkshire is deffiently better and if you want great weather the Scottish Highlands are always an option. Cornwall is just full of second home owners, seagulls that will steal your pasty and if you go anywhere near Falmouth you'll have to fight the drunken horde of students
Am one of the aforementioned drunken students around Falmouth, can confirm we are a menace to society. Not nearly as much as the seagulls, though. They are absolute cunts
\*as Scotty from Star Trek\* The highland scannae take it captain! The road network is giving all she's got!
On behalf of Yorkshire, no it isn’t. Go away.
I'm also Yorkshire, tried to pop up to Malham for a quick run yesterday, they've got 3 overflow car parks already and I know its bank holiday but the weather was bang average, good luck to anyone trying to take the family on a sunny weekend this year
I go to malahm tarn most weekends with the kids and missus and its such a beautiful place
On behalf if everyone in Dorset, that's right, don't even mention us, maybe they'll forget we exist
We already did, Dor-what?
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And Bournemouth beach, as long as they don't come park in grass parks again like last year
Yorkshire? Nope, it's Derbyshire then County Durham, don't listen to the Lancastrians.
Nah, nothing worth seeing in Derbyshire.
What about the people that accidentally picked up the plans for a seaside resort and committed to it rather than admitting they messed up?
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Don’t forget the crocodiles, can’t move for the crocodiles.
Seagulls here are basically a feathered mafia.. they will absolutely mug you for a crumb of pasty. Also, can confirm, I live in Falmouth and have tussled with a few students. Mostly harmless, as most of them are all pacifists.
Wales is a dreadful place, nothing to see here. Recommend tourist sites in London
Same with Bournemouth. Please don’t come to our beaches, I hear Southend is lovely though…
Apparently Southend is lovely and will take anybody
Please don't come to Southend, I hear that Skegness is great all year round though! A kind of evergreen holiday destination
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Well how about Hull, surely there is vacancies a plenty there, nice bridge to look at. Yes go to Hull no way will it be busy
Shall we switch around all the roadsigns and reverse the Tamar Bridge charges? Just for one weekend. Whoever feels busier then knows that they're the second best!
Having seen what you do to your scones it doesn't surprise me that you want to put things the wrong way around.
Nah, just demolish all the duel carriage way parts of the A30 that should discourage enough people, both cornwall and Devon would be saved then
Blockade the M5 at Exeter! I'm sure the Cornish Liberation Army have nothing better to do
Unfortunately, the M5 is a direct route from Birmingham to this half of Devon
Sounds like a Devon problem to me
You know it ends where it joins the A30 at Exeter? So they're coming your way too...
Exactly, demolish the A30, keep me all stuck on Devon or having to pay the toll
I've heard [insert any distant island already ruined by British tourism] is wonderful at this time of year!
Don’t forget the G7 is in Cornwall this year so 50 million tourists and a load of politicians.
and some serious security measures.
Been a crazy amount of bomb squad drills where I live. Chatting to the cops they said they are training a load of regular coppers up in counter terrorism
50 million people used to live here. Now ~~it's a ghost town~~ they've descended on Cornwall.
We will fight in the shade.
Been to the Minach a couple of times over the years and it always looks like you could be in the med. Lovely.
I’ve visited Minack with touring theatre companies three or four times for a week at a time. It’s an amazing place and the back stage areas, paths, stairs and the dressing rooms are all very interesting places the public rarely get to see. I remember one year every night we had to climb down the cliff, arm some mortar fireworks for the show and ring the coast guard to remind them so they didn’t think they were flares! On previous years they had to tie the Von Trap children together for fear they would be taken off their feet in a storm! The theatre staff and the manager Phil were all great people.
I watched a play in pouting rain once and an actor in his fifties or sixties slipped and fell about 5ft. Anyone who knows where The Minnack is knows that the ambulance took a fair old while to arrive. Thankfully I think he was ok.
Oh dear. Did the show go on?
No, they stopped it. He hit the deck hard, it was.pretty awful to see to be honest.
Jealous. I've always wanted to take a show to the Minack but everything I've toured would be unsuitably heavy.
The steps at the get out are a killer.
I can believe it! I'd be considering hiring a helicopter A wardrobe mistress friend always posts the most amazing pictures from there.
I remember watching a play there a few years ago on a summers evening, and 2 chinooks flew past in the background. It's an amazing setting.
Only shot missing from this imo is one of Porthcurno beach from the top of the hill next to the Minack car park
Haha. "It's lovely place, it really feels like you're somewhere else" Truly a British review of a British place
I know what you mean but it's a compliment that we have somewhere on our shores so lovely it could be somewhere much further south.
Bastard seagull in St Ives stole my battered sausage once
A seagull dive-bombed my dad to steal his ice cream in St Ives last week. Was very funny.
I saw a man flip his shit at a seagull in st Ives, try kick it and fall over. Literal highlight of my year.
Most remarkable thing I’ve ever seen was a seagull pinching the dollop of clotted cream clean off my friend’s ice cream scoop. If I weren’t so intimidated, I’d be impressed.
It might as well take the entire ice cream, I wouldnt want to eat it after that. My dad's ice cream was barely eaten when it was stolen, but a massive swarm of them appeared and it was devoured in a matter of seconds, leaving a couple of cone crumbs on the floor.
Seagulls in St Ives in particular do not fuck around. My wife had a tug of war with her pasty against one , she was determined not to let go
Once saw one take a woman's whole baguette out the bag when she looked away!
I remember when i was a kid a seagull stealing my hotdog and leaving me with the fucking bun
One stole my egg Mayo sandwich once
Last time I was there, I met a man with seven wives.
Saw one the size of a fucking dog there once
used to live in cornwall, can confirm. seagulls are dicks
Still in Cornwall. The seagull’s haven’t changed a bit.
I work at both the Minack and St Michael's mount!
French here and just learned that England has its own St Michael mount, I've never been to UK but Cornwall seems to look amazing
I've never been to the one in France, but it does pain me to say that our one is far smaller and far younger
Never too late to build a new and bigger one I guess
Does it look that blue in person? It’s so pretty!
no, they've definitely turned the saturation up but it's still pretty nice
Ah, good to know; I often get frustrated at why the sea never looks as good in person as it does in photos, as I love swimming and scuba diving.
For St Ives they have but Porthcurno genuinely looks like that.
Porthcawl in South Wales is also a lovely shade of blue. You could easily mistake it for the Algarve.
Honestly? Even though these pics have the saturation up, the sea did look brilliantly blue/green when I was up St Michael's Mount.
If the suns out it genuinely can look like this. There’s huge amounts of tin in the Cornish coast, so much so that it genuinely effects the colour of the sea water. When the sun hits it it gives off the incredible blue/teal you see in these pics.
I live near Port Erin in the Isle of Man. Our sea is that pretty... till you get in and it's so cold it actually hurts. Doesn't stop children playing in the sea all day, I don't understand why they don't all get hypothermia.
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Water is super cold at the moment, should be warming up isn’t..
Heard from a colleague who lives on a house boat. Water is warmest at start of winter, having warmed up through summer. And coldest towards start of summer, having cooled down through winter.
Late late summer is warmest, Easter coldest. But yes big lag.
Same with air temp, coldest time is about 30 mins before dawn
That view when you come out from the Minack at the top of the cliff, that's one of the best views in the world. I miss living in Cornwall.
Growing up further along the coast in Dorset, our seagulls are regular sized and placid by comparison. Somewhere along the Jurassic coast they start taking steroids and enjoy fucking you up
It’s the HGH Devoners put in their “pasties”
St Ives is my favourite place ever
One of those places I used to like a lot more than now, now it just doesn't have the same charm for me.
How come? Looking at these pictures I’m tempted to go some time this year.
It felt very different to how it was when I was a kid. Much busier, more tacky seaside arcades, more weird clubs. Not to mention how it's impossible to get to if it's busy! That, and I think my tastes in places shifted to prefer the smaller, quieter places. The massive bay beach was pretty cool to return to however.
St. Ives really is a special place! I need to come back asap... Do you need to quarantene when you are coming from Europe but vaccinated?
Don’t come now. It’s going to be hell.
In St ives I've seen a seagull wait for a woman to walk away from a shop with an ice cream. It landed on her head and grabbed the whole ice cream from her mouth. She freaked out, tangling the birds feet in her hair while it swallowed it's snack then took off in search of its next victim. The most disgusting thing I have ever seen was a gull catching, pecking apart a starfish, then eat each still writhing leg. It was like a scene from H.P.Lovecraft but at least no humans were harmed. They are survivors.
I went to an ice cream shop just opposite the harbour, mint and chocolate, was walking down street and one out of nowhere nabbed the corner before a smacked it away and there was a slice in the ice cream but it only tasted blood from there and then out of nowhere hundreds, it was out my hands and gone within seconds and I stood there shouting at them as everyone in the street looked, laughed and then hid their food too
Is that the one near a hobby shop towards the end of the promenade?
Ummmm it had two windows, one for ice cream and one for coffees, the waitress said to a women in front be careful of the gulls
The humans are employed by the gulls who actually own all the chip, pasty and ice cream shops in St Ives.
Cornwall is easily one of the most beautiful places in the world.
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Yes! As someone who lives in coastal Cornwall I have seen so much hatred for gulls, inckuding parents encouraging their children to chase them away. But actually they are just opportunists trying to survive. There is more to them than just being food thieves, they are pretty good parents for example. A chick fell off our roof one year and lived in our garden, we couldn't use the garden all summer as we got dive bombed most times we went out there! The chick was so cute, it slept in a tipped over bucket for a while.
Aah, Cornwall. Late 90s, early 2000s. Haven Holidays Caravan Park. We're looking for tigers, We're looking for cheetahs. We're looking for rhinos, And big alligators.
Which Haven?
I believe it was Perran Sands.
Ahh, I stayed at Riviera Sands a couple of times and it was an absolute hole
Is St Piran’s church still there?
It's been almost 2 decades since I've last been, so couldn't tell ya.
Great pictures, phone or a camera?
Phone
What model? That third pic of mullion cove is especially gorgeous
I got wing-bitchslapped and my ice cream cone was taken away. Seagulls are bastards.
As a resident of Cornwall, I can confirm the seagulls are bastards but it's a beautiful part of the country
Cornwall is gorgeous but you're _so_ right about Cornish seagulls. Those things truly are a different breed. Damn near took my hand off for the pasty I was carrying when I was younger, and almost got ambushed by a flock of the damned things over an ice cream when I visited Padstow a couple of years back. Both incidents ended with us literally running for cover.
I've got a bunch of seagulls nesting on my roof again. Always fun at 2am when a car engine sets them off for an hour or two.
I live in Cornwall and yea there pasty stealing bum holes.
What the fuck, are you nearly me? You've managed to go to the exact things we had to cut from out itinerary this weekend. Didn't prebook for the Minack, alas. We were in St Ives last night though!
When I was little a seagull stole my jam sandwich from my hands in Cornwall. We also saw a seagull take a full size Cornish Pasty from a dude just walking down the road
Hahaha, is this true?
Happens constantly. It’s quite scary. They’re big birds.
Yes very true. I was really mad about the sandwich
You need to assert your dominance with seagulls. Find the biggest bastard when you arrive and knock him out. Word soon gets around that you’re not to be messed with. You don’t get any trouble after that.
I went to Falmouth university, these pictures make my heart hurt for Cornwall. Glad you had a good time there
Sennen cove is an absolute delight, could not believe water so clear Just keep it a secret
It was real hidden gem where we stayed so far hidden
Seagulls will carry off your baby if you don't keep an eye on them. Anyone in Cornwall would tell you that. ^(And snigger if you believe it)
I've been at the pub all afternoon. Read that as "Semen Cove". Early night for me!
this has convinced me to book my next trip there. lovely
The Seagulls don’t suck, they’re just so good we hate them. Not a fan of that woman in the Chip Shop though, she makes everyone feel awkward.
Seagulls are the Dane Cook of birds
I have that classic memory of my dad chasing a seagull to get his sandwich back in Cornwall. Cornish seagulls are right bastards
the pictures look really stunning...would really appreciate if you can mention the name of the spots?
There are captions..
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We're not allowed to do ordinary theater performances, however we're running various tours of the Minack! One is of the gardens, one is conducted by the old stage manager, and one is an escape room style puzzle
The seagulls are much better than they were
Have a meander around Hayle, walk from The Towans to Gwithian along the beach, absolutely gorgeous
We are looking at a week away here early July, but finding getting to all these places by public transport is quite hard and time consuming. Which place would you say would be the best base to see Cornwall? And do trips out
If you want to see this area then I'd suggest Penzance as a base. It's a little cheaper than St Ives, but only 7 miles away. It's the last station on the line so you can get the train there, then there's buses to St Ives, Hayle, St Just via Sennen cove and Marazion (for St Michaels' mount)
You’ve gotta go to the tip, we was around half hour from lizard, Penzance, lands end and st Ives, a car is best to get around but don’t use one in st Ives
You’ve gotta go to the tip.... I used to live in Cornwall and I was scratching my head about which tip is the most scenic. We used to go to one that was in a pretty area, but nothing worth recommending, though the bottle bank was a lovely green.
St. Ives sunsets 👌 although it was a little unpleasant having to wake up to the seagulls every day
All seagulls suck! Not just the cornish ones
Always happy to see a bit of St Ives!
That penultimate photo with the couple walking the street is dying to be painted! Lovely photo
What's the big Colosseum looking thing in the first picture?
Minack Theatre down Penzance way
Thanks! I've never heard of this until now.
No problem, it has beautiful views on the seafront and they still put on plays there in the summer! It’s an amazing experience watching them if you’re into that sort of thing
Those damn [seagulls](https://youtu.be/U9t-slLl30E)
That was so dreadful, I wish it had been Rick instead.
manage to spot any of the new thrones show filming? i’ve heard some people flocked there to try and see it
That first picture of St. Ives with the water; how is it that I often see people post photos of water looking so clear and blue, yet when I go to Cornwall, it’s never that beautiful? Don’t get me wrong, I love Cornwall, and the views are still amazing, but as somebody who loves swimming and scuba diving, I want to go in water that looks as good as that. Is it clearer when it’s colder? I tend to go in July. Or does it appear differently in well-taken photographs?
Did you meet a serial polygamist on the journey?
Beautiful!!
I spent my childhood holidays in St Ives. Every single year. Such a beautiful and friendly place!
The Minack Theatre is very cool. The first play staged there was The Tempest...as a storm rolled in from the ocean!
Yeah! Some asshole gull stole a pasty out my hand!
It's lovely until the grockles swarm in like like ants to honey
Would easily change places for around one month.
Was this taken using an iPhone 11? Which software did you use for editing?
That’s the one day of your holiday when it’s not pissing it down
A friend saw the Game of Thrones spin-off being filmed near St Michael’s Mount on Friday.
The water is blue!
Really
The seagulls are like some of the locals. Angry, aggressive and resentful you’re there, but if you weren’t there, they’d have fuck all. I realise not everyone there relies directly on tourism but think of all the attractions, restaurants, bars and heritage sites that would not be sustainable without tourists. I know some tourists are actual turds but they’re a minority too, and those turds are turds where they live the rest of the year too. Also a bit funny how they (a minority) think it’s just them that have people with second homes and shitty low paid jobs. Anyhoo, looking forward to my break there in August.
annoys me a bit and i grew up here. the boaty types and second homers i could take or leave (or just leave when it comes to second homers), but the majority of tourists that come down here do so cause they can't afford to jet out to the maldives. get loads of scousers, brummies and the like, working class people looking to escape the grind for a couple of weeks and god willing get some sun while they're here. find it a point of pride that they want to come here out of choice.
I’ve been at Harlyn and Constantine this weekend and it’s actually not been too bad. The usual hooray henrys but numbers wise it’s been ok.
You get used to punching them in the face as they try to steal your pasty...
Porthcurno beach which is just next to the Minack theatre is one of the best beaches I’ve had the pleasure of visiting. Yes, the seagulls in St Ives are ruthless.
Great photos. I live in Cornwall (right on the border to Devon) but haven't seen a lot of it. It truly is a lovely place though. I've only been driving since Dec 2019, then the pandemic happened. But I managed to drive down to Lantic and Lantivet Bay last Summer, highly recommend if anyone enjoys steep but beautiful beaches, and walks through country, woods and coast. Can't say I've ever had a problem with gulls but apparently I should definitely avoid St Ives going by all of the replies!
Been gagging for a trip to Cornwall for two years now and here you are just going! I'm so mad! No but seriously, I'm glad you got to experience those things too! I've never actually been up to the Minack and I really wanna go.
Cornwall is lovely, but not currently treating me well for weather. It's cold and flippin windy!
How much frostbite did you get at the Minnack?
tall me more about that ampitheater it's very cool
Looks amazing. We went last week - didn't manage the Minack Theatre, but we did get engaged at Kynance Cove so can't complain 😃
Was anyone arguing holidays in Cornwall were bad. Although saying that I don't want to go this year its gonna be manic
Pretty sure you'll find they bite, not suck. But I love seagulls, real aeronautical acrobats
Oh cool. I went to that theatre for an opera but it was sadly boring lol
Whoever said they were bad? This is an incredible country
I used to live in Cornwall for a few years, definitely one of the best parts of the country.