The Eden Project is Cornwall’s most ambitious experiment in landscape and imagination, carved from what was an empty clay pit. Today, each of its vast biomes is home to an entire ecosystem that transports you thousands of miles in seconds. Wander through a steamy rainforest, brushing past banana trees and waterfalls, before emerging into the dry lemon groves of the Mediterranean. Outside, the landscape is no less dramatic, with sweeping wildflower meadows and art installations dotted across the site. Don't miss the ethereal Eve, a living sculpture crafted in clay and integrated into the Myth and Folklore Garden, a reminder of the inextricable link between art and earth. 

A luxurious country retreat just a few metres from the beach, The Nare Hotel's location couldn't be more picturesque. Swim in the outdoor pool with views across the bay or discover Cornwall from one of the hotel boats. When dinner time rolls around you don't have to venture far for a fine dining feast. 

The news of its reopening come March is perhaps some of the best - for this is the place to go if you’re in the mood for seafood based sharing plates - and let’s face it, when are we not? Their fried skate and tartare sauce rolls are already calling out our name. 

Overlooking Cornwall's Roseland Peninsula is the picturesque Hidden Hut, which as the name suggests, is somewhat secluded within the dunes. Choose a picnic table, or grab a takeaway lunch to enjoy on the sands. We are eagerly awaiting for their 'feast nights' to begin, roll on the summer!