Things to do in St Endellion

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Cornwall

Tintagel Castle

The ruins of Tintagel Castle are more than one, and most of the excavated sites date back to the 13th century, and there is increasing evidence that King Arthur was born in Tintagel Castle. The castle stands on the high platform of the rocky peninsula and is connected to the British mainland by a steep plank road and bridge.

Bodmin Jail Attraction

Bodmin Jail Attraction, located in Bodmin, Cornwall, UK, was built in 1779 and closed in 1927. As Britain's first prison with individual cells, it witnessed over 50 public hangings during its 150 years of operation. After restoration and redevelopment, it now serves as a historical attraction combining a museum, guided tours, and a themed hotel. Visitors can explore original cells, administrative blocks, and execution sites, and enjoy immersive heritage tours, the Dark Walk, and paranormal experiences to learn about Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment . Blending profound history with an eerie atmosphere, it is one of Cornwall's most popular historical landmarks .

Trebarwith Beach

Trebarwith Strand is located south of Penhallick Point, featuring a coastline covered in lush green grassy slopes and beautiful, charming scenery, making it a great destination for a vacation.

Royal Cornwall Showground

Camel Creek Family Adventure Park

National Lobster Hatchery

The National Lobster Hatchery is located at the south quay in Padstow, Cornwall, UK. It is a charity and science visitor center dedicated to the conservation of European lobsters. The venue features multiple aquarium breeding tanks where travelers can observe the complete growth stages of lobsters from eggs to juveniles, while learning about marine conservation and fishery resource restoration. On-site, there are educational display boards and interactive exhibits, with staff providing guides on lobster ecology and the concept of more sustainable fishing practices. The venue also offers a lobster adoption program. The duration of the visit is approximately 30 to 60 minutes, and the venue houses a cultural and creative shop selling ocean-themed merchandise. Unaffected by rainy weather, it is a family-friendly destination suitable for nature enthusiasts and serves as an educational marine science destination along the Cornwall coast.

St Nectan's Waterfall

Pencarrow House & Garden

St Minver Holiday Park

National Trust - Tintagel Old Post Office

The Old Post Office is a fine example of a traditional Cornish longhouse, limited in size but beautifully furnished, a style of construction dating back to the 16th century. It was still used as the village post office in the 19th century.