Take a boat ride or cross the causeway to explore this historical island castle, its gardens, and the village. With its myths and legends, it is a fascinating and enjoyable experience for all ages. Don't miss the extraordinary views from the top of the castle.
One of the greatest attractions in Cornwall - The Eden Project - has two massive biomes that exhibit plants from around the world. The children will learn more about the planet and biosphere through various activities and exhibits, and parents will appreciate the eco-conscious efforts made throughout the park.
This combo of the zoo and aquarium is a hit with children of all ages. Both feature a diverse array of species from around the world, and the staff provides educational lectures and interactive experiences. The Zoo also has a playground, while the aquarium has a tunnel surrounded by thousands of fish and sharks.
Visitors will be transported back in time to one of Cornwall's most mythical locations. While children will enjoy learning about King Arthur, the castle ruins, and the beautiful scenery, parents can appreciate the views of the coastline. Don't miss the Tintagel bridge and the interactive exhibits inside the visitor's center.
Cornwall has a lot of interesting places to visit, so four days never seem enough. You can add Truro to your itinerary to explore its cathedral and shopping center, or Falmouth, which is famous for its maritime heritage. Also, make sure to check the weather beforehand and pack comfortable shoes for walking. If you have less time in Cornwall, you can combine St. Michael's mount with Penzance promenade or split the Eden project, visiting only one biome. However, If you have more time, you can plan a beach day, grab some fish and chips, and watch the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.