A delightful, unspoilt part of South Cornwall with unrivalled coastal scenery, much of it protected by the National Trust. From majestic cliffs and headlands, secluded coves and sandy beaches to quiet creeks and fishing villages, the varied coastline can be both awe-inspiring and tranquil. The whole of Cornwall can be explored from the Roseland, and the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the new National Maritime Museum are all within easy reach.

The Roseland is noted for its pretty villages, such as St Mawes with its spectacular views over the Fal estuary, St Just-in-Roseland, where the tiny church by the creek has one of the most beautiful settings in the British Isles, and Veryan, with its quaint round houses. Here the countryside is softer and more wooded than elsewhere in Cornwall and is a paradise for the nature lover.