The Wedding of Erin & Raffaello
Things To Do
For those staying on Boconnoc Estate
We encourage you to take advantage of the many activities available on your doorstep! With acres of land, stick on your running shoes and take a run around the empty lanes with birdsong and sheep for company. Go for a walk or bring/hire bikes and explore the endless tracks with breath-taking scenery, you'll be able to spot some of the 200 deer roaming around near Boconnoc's cricket pitch! Grab your racquet and take advantage of the picturesque tennis court, located at the end of the Stewardry Walk. You can borrow racquets & balls from the Estate Office. Or book paddle boards and spend time on the lake! Collect eggs from the chickens or take advantage of the many bountiful foraging spots across the estate, think wild garlic pesto, three-cornered leek scones and blackberry crumbles! Explore the abundance of nature and wildlife on the estate; from beehives to the arrival of the swallows, deer, lambs, pheasants and so much more! Keep an eye out for the doves around the dovecote!
Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary
Where the peace and tranquillity of the Cornish countryside combines with the exotic worlds of wild animals. 5 minute drive from Boconnoc!
Bodmin and Wenford Railway
Discover the excitement and nostalgia of steam travel with a journey back in time on this railway. Cornwall's only full size railway still operated by steam locomotives.
Beaches and Walking the Coast Path
The Cornish coastline is 300 miles long and worth exploring as every corner has a beautiful view. There are vast stretches of beaches and secret coves, dramatic cliffs, endless wildlife and a turquoise sea on sunny calm days! The two closest beaches to Boconnoc on the South coast are Lantivet and Lantic Bay, each a short walk from the closest car park. For a walk to get your heart pumping, head for the high cliffs around Tintagel or Boscastle. For magical vast expanses of beach, head to Bedruthan steps. Porthpean, St Austell -> A small but beautiful little sandy beach. Kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, windsurfing and snorkelling are all popular here. A slipway allows easy access to the water.
The Eden Project
This is an unforgettable and educational experience which appeals to all.
Adrenalin Quarry
This site boasts Britain's longest, fastest zip wire and has go-karting!
Wavehunters Polzeath Surf School
Learn to surf on this popular beach, ice cream stalls, shops and restaurants by the beach.
Boat trips and ferries from Fowey
Combine a visit to two of Cornwall's most picturesque and contrasting ports with a return ferry trip across St Austell Bay between Fowey and Mevagissey.
Cornish Tours
Explore the very best of Cornwall with escorted and curated day tours. They can collect you from your accommodation.