Enjoy a ramble along the coast to the tiny fishing village of Mousehole for lunch by the sea. Walk back again if you're feeling energetic, or hop onto the local bus.

Watch a show in the famous open-air Minack Theatre, carved into the granite cliffs of Porthcurno bay and set in colourful subtropical gardens. You can also visit outside of performance times to simply admire the dramatic setting.

As well as its established museums, St Ives is full of independent galleries, and is home to many artists. Pop into the studios dotted throughout the town, where artists make and sell a variety of arts and crafts, including watercolours of local landscapes, sculptures and handmade pottery.

Follow the 12-mile circular trail between St Ives and Zennor, a tiny inland village, and admire views of the wild and rugged coastal headlands.

Take a dip in the clear waters of Gyllyngvase beach then enjoy a golden hour drink in the beach café.

Relax and unwind on a spa day at the local luxury spa. You can choose from a range of treatments, including massage, facials and a hydrothermal experience, among others.

Take a boat over to St Mawes to walk the National Trust coastal path up to the St Just-in-Roseland Church, set amid beautiful sub-tropical gardens.