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The Lizard lifeboat station is manned by volunteers and responds to maritime incidents off The Lizard. You are standing in the southernmost tip of Britain here! and you're afforded a mild maritime climate and unique and fascinating geology, as well as lots of wildlife.

Satellite dishes on the wild landscapes of the Lizard. Searching for intelligent life out there somewhere because there's not enough down here

Beautiful harbour with many nice pubs & cafes.

A lovely National Trust property, with a fantastic walk through the estate leading to the sea.

Goonhilly Earth Station was once the largest satellite earth station in the world and has played a pivotal role in communications systems. The first dish, known as Arthur was constructed in 1962 to communicate with Telestar, the first active communication satellite. More than 60 antennas were present by 2006. No longer owned by BT, the site is being run by a private company to develop deep-space communication.

The Loe, also called Loe Pool, is a freshwater lake cared for by the National Trust. Loe actually means 'pool' in Cornish, so Loe Pool is really like saying pool pool! Recently a lot of hard work has gone into improving the declining water quality of the Loe, caused by nearby sewerage treatment works and agricultural run-off. Legend has it that this is where King Arthur threw his sword Excalibur, although it has never been found...

The only from here is uphill

Beautiful little coastal village lying on the south of Cornwall. We stayed here on night two of our West Kernow Way adventure at the Harbour Inn. They were bike friendly and served great food. We watched surfers in the sea and the sun going down before tucking into local fish and chips.

Porthleven is a picturesque port on the south coast of Cornwall. It has become popular for it's array of restaurants, cafes and art galleries. The local market selling crafts and food is held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from May to October.

The Penrose Hill Estate is owned by the National Trust. The estate comprises of woodland, a coastal lake, Stable cafe plus traffic free cycling and walking tracks. For further details see their website nationaltrust.org.uk/penrose/features/new-cycling-at-penrose

On Saturday mornings Penrose becomes the site of West Cornwall's Parkrun with around 200 runners taking on the 5km course each week. The running route follows the old Victorian roadway through woodland and parkland with views of Loe Pool and beyond. It is very busy at that time.

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Gweek village green is a great spot to stop for a picnic beside the creek. There are benches to sit and enjoy the creekside views. The village store is not far from here. Gweek is the head of the Helford River and was once a thriving port. Mining ore was exported from Gweek, and coal and timber were imported for the mines. There used to be a tin smelting house and processing plant for pilchards. The creek has silted up since being a busy port. Now, Gweek is better known for the National Seal Sanctuary.

The mussel shoal does an excellent lunch.

Porthleven is a lovely little town on the SWCP.

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On Saturday mornings, Penrose becomes the venue of West Cornwall's Parkrun with around 200 runners each week completing the 5km course. The running route follows the old Victorian carriageway through woodland and parkland with views of Loe Pool and beyond. At that time it is very busy.

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Best view of the habour when the tide in in.

The Penrose Hill Estate is owned by the National Trust. The estate comprises of woodland, a coastal lake, Stable cafe plus traffic free cycling and walking tracks. For further details see their website nationaltrust.org.uk/penrose/features/new-cycling-at-penrose

Take a small detour off the road to see this beautiful cove. Also toilets and a National Trust Cafe on site.

Parts of the church date from the thirteenth century and the tower dates from around 1400. The nave and choir from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries were rebuilt in 1862-1863, taking part of the original structure in the architect's designs Edward William Godwin of Bristol. The construction is mainly of rubble stone, with some large blocks of granite and serpentine in the tower. There are separate slates, steeply pitched roofs for the nave, chancel, sacristy and porch.

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Cadgwith is a small fishing village forgotten by the 21st century, situated on the eastern side of the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall. Fishermen still push their boats up the beach to catch shellfish and wet fish when the weather permits.

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