Active-8 is a holiday activity company in Cornwall; providing some of the very best activites and things to do whilst on holiday 
Experience the excitement and nostalgia of steam travel on the Bodmin and Wenford Railway 
The China Country Park is an interactive visitor centre providing a fascinating day out for all the family. 
Constantine bay is a lovely wide sandy beach with many rock pools. 
Crackington Haven is a large sandy beach set in an area of outstanding beauty. 
The Eden Project is one of Cornwall’s best known attractions; set in a former china clay pit near St Austell. 
Fifteen Cornwall is part of a global social enterprise, founded by Jamie Oliver 
A safe and sandy beach which lies 3 miles south of Mevaggissey 
Located in the heart of Charlestown is the Harbourside Inn. This establishment has an extensive menu with a specials board which is changed daily. 
Explore the beauty and peace of the Helford River with Helford River Cruises 
Skin Care, Moisturiser and Bodycare products hand made naturally with a dash of Cornish honey. 
Kidzworld is the largest indoor children’s play area in the South West and provides fun and adventure for all ages 
The Lost Gardens of Heligan is one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK. 
A popular destination for families who want to enjoy a lazy day 
A wide choice of beautiful photos of Cornwall 
Polkerris beach combines idyllic sandy cove with first class water sport facilities. 
Port Eliot House & Gardens is open to the public daily, except Fridays 
Porthpean beach is a family beach providing 220 metres of golden sand. 
A delightful village inn and restaurant which is situated in the picturesque fishing port of Charlestown and close to the bustling town of St Austell. 
St Austell Brewery has been brewing beer and real ale in Cornwall since 1851. 
The Pier House restaurant is situated on the picturesque harbour of Charlestown with stunning views of the port and coastline of St Austell bay The Eden Project was constructed in a 160-year-old exhausted china clay quarry at Bodelva, near St Austell. It was established as one of the Landmark Millennium Projects to mark the year 2000 in the UK.
The nearby town of St Austell is a bustling market town, often referred to as the capital of the Cornish Alps. The ghostly white mini-mountains, the spoilt heaps of china-clay industry lend an eerie atmosphere to the landscape.
St Austell is also home to The Lost Gardens of Heligan, China Clay Park, formally Wheal Martyn and St Austell Brewery; all top tourist attractions.
Most people have heard about Eden’s giant greenhouses, plants, architecture and art but there’s even more to Eden than all of that. Those visiting the Eden Project will need to allow four to five hours.
For a full list of our self-catering accommodation near the Eden Project please see below
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Lavender Cottage - 390 | 4 | Fridays |
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Offering the traditional feel of slate floor & beamed ceilings coupled seamlessly with the modern benefits of under floor heating & double glazing |
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Sunswept - 408 | 2 | Saturdays |
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A brand new high quality detached holiday cottages situated overlooking St Austell Bay & just 1 mile from the Eden Project |
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River View - 425 | 2 | Saturdays |
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A high quality contemporary apartment with views of the busy Looe harbour and quay. |
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The Pigsty - 400 | 5 | Saturdays |
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The Pigsty is a refurbished barn conversion, situated above the village of Downderry & a short car journey to the Eden Project, Looe, Polperro & Fowey |
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