Step into the bohemian world of St Ives. Visit the Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden and Museum, and the St Ives Museum. Wander through the narrow streets, take in the surf culture, and grab a Cornish pasty from the famous St Ives Bakery.
At Tintagel Castle, explore the extensive ruins and learn of the legend of King Arthur. From here, head to Boscastle village and wander through the charming and unspoiled harbor. Visit the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic to understand the history of Cornwall's folklore.
The Minack Theatre is a must-visit. This open-air theatre is set in dramatic cliff-top surroundings above the Atlantic Ocean. From here, head to the picturesque fishing village of Mousehole. Stroll along the harbor, see the Christmas lights, and stop by the Cornish Deli for a traditional cream tea.
Immerse yourself in Cornwall's tin-mining past at the Poldark Mine. Here, there are underground tours, which reveal the fascinating history of Cornwall's mining industry. From here, head to the former mining town of St Just. Visit the Geevor Tin Mine Museum and explore the town's independent galleries.
Falmouth has a rich maritime history and is home to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. After visiting the museum, head to the charming town of Penryn, which is full of independent shops and galleries. For dinner, head to the charming restaurant, Muddy Beach.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. If you have less time, consider removing Penryn from Day 5. Remember that all locations have opening and closing times, so check ahead before visiting.