You may wish to explore the many circular walks and visit Boscastle Harbour Village.

There are quaint shops, craft centres, a witches museum, a visitor's centre, old inns and restaurants, three rivers and three churches to visit. The harbour, National Trust owned, is one of Britain's oldest.

A spectacular blow hole is an attraction one hour before low tide. The sudden surge of water in and out of the hole then reports back like the boom of a gun.

The Heritage Coast Dept. of North Cornwall have a wonderful programme of guided walks. For relaxation, local beaches at Bossiney and Trebarwith offer sandy stretches whilst Castle Beach Tintagel is more for walkers and scenic value.