The far south west “toe” of England is the charming county of Cornwall, which incidentally even has its own language. It also has its own cuisine which includes saffron buns, hogs pudding, Cornish pasties and clotted cream, but they definitely should not be eaten together. The exposed north coast of Cornwall is well known for its great surfing beaches and cliff-top walks. Tintagel has a ruined 13th century castle which many believe was King Arthur’s Camelot.
The more sheltered south coast is littered with small sandy coves and fishing villages. Many of these small communities have a history of smuggling. The narrow streets of St Ives, Polperro and Looe are closed to traffic, being just one donkey wide in places. Checkout what’s going on via the Cornwall webcams which feature many of these pretty towns.
Fistral Beachnew The UK's most popular Surf beach, home to all the major surf competitions.
Streaming webcam from Housel Bay Hotel & Restaurant, The Lizard Housel Bay is close to the most southerly point of the British mainland, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the English Channel. Housel Bay Hotel stands in its unique position overlooking a secluded and sandy Cove.
The Minack Theatre Webcam A stunning streaming view of the Minack Theatre, which overlooks the English Channel in Cornwall
Newquay harbor Webcam in Cornwall The camera is located in the New Harbour Restaurant, pointing at the beautiful Polzeath beach near Padstow.
Polperro, Cornwall Polperro of TV fame and now to be featured on the BBC "Perfect Village" The Webcams shoe the main street leading to and from the harbour.
Beautiful beach at St Ives Excellent live webcam showing an overview of the town and one of St Ives three beaches
Newquay Harbour Watch the fishing boats come in on the tide at Newquay Harbour
King Harry Ferry near Falmouth Great views of the old King Harry ferry from the Feock slipway near Falmouth. It cuts miles off the journey from St-Just-in-Roseland to the lovely National Trust Trelissick Gardens
Falmouth Bay Outlook Enjoy the view from the windows of a local B&B. The view looks towards the Helford Estuary and the Manacles Rocks off the Lizard Peninsula.
