Travel Guide Cadgwith

Another typical Cornish fishing village. It's the image one has in mind when imagining the English countryside punctuated by thatched-roof cottages clustered around a miniature harbor at the end of a steep road (a little difficult to access by car). As it's hard to get to, Cadgwith has remained one of the most unspoilt in the area, with its colorful, freshly-painted fishing boats. The locals even still make their living from fishing, and you'll find them out on the harbour, tinkering with their boats and chatting away. Far from mass tourism and the rest of the world, it's the ideal place to disconnect and breathe the fresh air.