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From Land's End to John O'Groats - see and hear the extraordinary and amazing stories of the 'End to Enders' who have made this incredible journey.
A whole new journey into wonder. Our world famous multi-sensory show has been reborn into the 21st century.
Return to the Last Labyrinth
Amazing tales of heroism, skulduggery and adventure told anew. An enthralling world with monsters, pirates, smugglers and shipwreckers, Arthur and the Age of Knights brought to life with images, sound and stunning special effects.
The Relentless Sea
This hands on thought prevoking exhibition tells the heroic - and sometimes tragic - story of mankinds struggle to win a living from the bountiful but unforgiving sea.
Written Jun 2, 2006
Phone: 0870 458 0099
Website: http://www.landsend-landmark.co.uk/
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Nowhere in Mevagissey can really be classed as 'Off the beaten path'. But do walk out to the Lighthouse (more of a light beacon really), on the Southern breakwater, and look at the waves along the Cornish Coastline. Since my last visit to Mevagissey there has been some rebuilding here, and it is now possible to access the outer part of the breakwater. Lots of rod fishermen here too.
Don't venture too close to the edge; it looks quite dangerous if you should fall!
Written Sep 3, 2003
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