 - Land's End, the furthest point west on the mainland of
England, has a magnetic pull for tourists.
- It is an area steeped in tales of smugglers, and
shipwrecks Cornwall.
- The famous south westerly point of England is best known for the journeys to
John O’Groats which start and finish here. The wild granite cliffs overlook
wave crashed rocks with the Longships lighthouse one mile offshore.
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- On the far
horizon are the Isles of Scilly but they can be seen only in the clearest
weather. In summer, Land’s End is one of the busiest and most crowded ‘honeypots’ in England.
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- Places to see
- The Barbara Hepworth Museum
St.Ives, Chysauster Ancient Village, St.Michael's Mount,
Trengwainton Garden, Wayside Museum Zennor
- Local towns and villages to visit..
- Hayle
- Land's End
- Mousehole
- Newlyn
- Penzance
- Porthcurno
- Sennan
- St.
Ives
- St.Just
- St.Michael's Mount
- Treen
- Angling
- Excellent shore fishing around the coast. Boats can be hired at Penzance for sea fishing..
- Surfing
- Surfing from Sennen Cove, St.Ives and Hayle.
Sailing and water-skiing at Penzance, Marazion and St.Ives
- Attractions
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