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The Seal Sanctuary, Gweek The Cornish Seal Sanctuary is a charity that rescues and rehabilitates grey seal pups from around our Cornish coastline. Over 70 seal pups are taken in by the sanctuary each season for various reasons - The sanctuary then releases them back into their natural environment once they have fully recovered and are ready to get back out there! Get up close to these amazing creatures in one of the three underwater viewing areas. The sanctuary is also dog friendly, so all members of the family can visit! Website: https://sealsanctuary.sealifetrust.org/en/ Address: Gweek, Cornwall, TR12 6UG 
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The Eden Project, St Austell The Eden project is an educational charity and easily one of the most popular attractions in Cornwall. Two huge biomes built in a disused China clay pit house the world's largest indoor rainforest, along with amazing plants within the Mediterranean climate section including a few of our very own Cornish plants! Alongside the indoor biomes, you can enjoy walking around the generous outdoor gardens, and there’s even an indoor ice skating rink in the winter season! Suitable for all ages and a great family day out with onsite restaurant facilities. In peak season be sure to pre-book your tickets online! Website: www.edenproject.com Address: Bodelva, Par PL24 2SG  Porthminster Beach Café - St Ives The place to go in St Ives - Porthminster Café is hugely popular and a firm favourite with the Porth holidays team, and for good reason. Sat spectacularly on the edge of Porthminster beach, this stunning location truly sets the scene for a world class dining experience. As you would imagine, the restaurant uses the freshest seafood straight from the boats; oysters, crab, lobster and all things Cornish. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner - But its very popular, so be sure to book your table in advance to avoid disappointment!  Firstly, we must assume every one of you has already tried a proper Cornish pasty, so there's no need for us to add that one to this list! So here are our 10 bucket list ‘must do’s’ to embrace Cornwall and it’s fantastic array of activities, sights, heritage and flora and fauna on your visit. Get out there and start ticking them off the list, and enjoy the truly amazing landmarks that Cornwall has to offer! 1. Take a picture at Lands End Legendary Cornish landmark lands' end is the most westerly point of Cornwall, with breath taking views over the granite cliff tops. No trip is complete without taking a picture by the lands' end signpost - We think this is a great way to kick of the Cornish bucket list!  |
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