There are two ways to tackle a trip to Cornwall:

1. Ask where the 'best' sites are and hope someone else does the work - you've already managed to get someone to do the search for you of previous recommendations, well done! :-) :-)

2. Check on here for previous recommendations (see above), look at the sites listed on TMA and elsewhere and compile your own itinerary, based upon your time available, likely location(s) and site preferences - some people love lumps 'n bumps, others prefer big old rocks. What's *your* preference?

The fun is in the planning. All else is just exercise :-)

got back the weekend

spent a day going round a few stones and getting lost in the car round lands end way. took 100's of photos. then even managed a few days later to find a few more stones while lost looking for something else.

was an excellent holiday and i cant wait to get back and find the ones we missed, will also be planning a trip to Anglesea soon to see whats around there.

managed to get the Cornovia book in Trago Mills in falmouth for £12.15 instead of the £16.99 so if anyones is around there id recommend popping in to get it. its a good book. just got to find time to sit down and read it now.

Avoid Padstow on May 1st, particularly if you've got long hair and dress in black.

anyone been to Chun Quoit? we went waliking for ages down a country lane trying to find it and didnt find anything, though after reading a book, it seems it might have been up the hill that i said i wouldnt be up.