John Bett

6 days ago | cornwalllive.com | John Bett

We've heard it before, Cornwall is the perfect place to enjoy a break by the sea. It's easy to see why, with pristine sands, clear water, and scenery to die for - who wouldn't want to spend some time in our fantastic county. One TikToker recently paid us a visit and had nothing but praise for Cornwall - saying they'd found the 'Bali' of the UK when they visited Lantic Bay, near Polruan (no one tell her that Pedn Vounder usually has that accolade).

1 week ago | msn.com | John Bett

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1 week ago | somersetlive.co.uk | John Bett

The awards are in and Somerset's come good - we now have one of he best bakeries in the country. You could be forgiven for thinking an industrial unit on the outskirts of Wiveliscombe isn't the best place for an artisan loaf or a pastry, but you'd be wrong. Longstraw Bakery, founded by Freddie Bullough and James Cartwright, could be Somerset's best-kept secret - until now, as it's been named among the 50 best bakeries in Britain by The Good Food Guide.

2 weeks ago | cornwalllive.com | John Bett

While St Ives may be a magnet for tourists every summer, those in search of a quieter yet equally enchanting seaside retreat should set their sights on Charlestown. Tucked away on the south coast of Cornwall, this idyllic village boasts a beautiful historic harbour, picturesque coastal walks and a serene ambiance without the usual tourist crowds.

2 weeks ago | cornwalllive.com | John Bett

An incredible walk in Cornwall offers views of rare pink wildflowers and leads to one of the UK's best beaches. The Lizard coastal trail begins and ends at Kynance Cove, and it's seven miles you'll never forget. It starts at Kynance Cove before moving south along the coast to Pentreath Beach, Polpeor Cove, Lizard Point, Pen Olver, Lizard Village, and back to Kynance Cove.