Wheal Martin China Clay Museum Country Park  provides a superb combination of interest, education and fun for people of all ages. As a result we are happy to provide group rates, welcome school visits and can cater for coach parties.. Whether you want to find out more about Cornwall’s rich China Clay heritage in the interactive visitor centre, fancy exploring the nature trails complete with children’s woodland play area and adventure course, or want a unique view of a modern China Clay pit at work with monitor jets and giant machinery, the China Clay Country Park has something for everyone. These include Indoor interactive displays telling the story of the men, women and  children who lived, worked and played in the shadow of the china clay tips, Cornwall’s largest working water wheel, fully preserved Victorian china clay works, machinery and equipment exhibitions, vintage commercial vehicles and locomotive, children’s woodland play area, acres of nature trails and woodland walks teeming with wild flowers, birds and aquatic life, visitor platform overlooking a working China Clay Pit, licensed cafe with outside terrace offering the best Cornish food and drink, Gift shop selling a unique range of quality gifts and souvenirs. There is also free car/coach parking, guided tours by arrangement, cycle/walking trail to St Austell and Eden Project (Part of the Clay Trails Project) and its open throughout the year (Closed over Christmas and New Year). To book and for more information please click here www.wheal-martyn.com.

Country Skittles is a fantastic fun-filled family venue in the heart of Cornwall. Its warm, friendly and absolutely great fun and whether you want a delicious 3-course meal or a snack, you will find something to tantalise your taste buds on their food menu. You can also quench your thirst during or after your skittle session with a drink from their well stocked bar where they have a wide range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. With their original 9 pin skittles alley, a whole host of games await you and whether you are into serious bowling or just want some fun, any number can play. They have a rifle and pistol shooting gallery, crazy golf, Pool tables, table football, Air hockey tables, arcade games and many more. Please click here www.countryskittles.com to book and for more information

Chysauster Ancient Village is an Iron Age settlement that was originally occupied almost 2,000 years ago. The village consisted of stone-walled homesteads known as 'courtyard houses', found only on the Land's End peninsula and the Isles of Scilly. The houses line a 'village street', and each had an open central courtyard surrounded by a number of thatched rooms. There are also the remains of an enigmatic 'fogou' underground passage. It is accessible from the main car park via two flights of uneven stone steps and an uneven, twisting and narrow unsurfaced ascending path. Those with an ambulant disability are advised to call the property for access information. An accompanying companion is strongly advised. Please click here www.english-heritage.org.uk/chysauster-ancient-village for information.

Covert Combat Outdoor Lazer tag (also known as Lazer Combat or Lazer Skirmish) is an amazing new team game of simulated combat fun. Covert Combat is not like the antiquated indoor lazer tag games you might previously have played; it is a brand new game, using state-of-the-art digital lazer combat equipment in an exciting outdoor environment.. Set in the grounds of Scorrier Estate near Redruth/Camborne, just one mile off the main A30 trunk road, Covert Combat Outdoor Lazer tag provides you with a thrilling gaming experience that you will want to repeat time and time again. All players are each equipped with a high-spec metal “gun”, which fires harmless and invisible “lazer” signals, rather than the painful projectiles which are used in other similar activities such as paintball and airsoft. Attached to each “gun” are light-weight sensors which are worn on the player’s head, and used to register “hits”. Missions can take place on a variety of terrain including open field (for players of all ages) and woodland (generally only for players aged 12+ but sometimes, on an individual basis, also made available to sensible younger players). The outdoor setting provides the same authentic “army” experience offered by similar activities such as airsoft and paintball. Please click here www.covertcombat.co.uk to book and for more information

With so many visitor attractions at Crealy Theme Park in Cornwall, you are guaranteed to have a fantastic time full of fun and educational experiences. Suitable for students of all ages there is always something new to learn. You may be surprised at what you can learn on a great day out to Crealy Adventure Park in Cornwall, from ecology to tourism, learning while you play has got to be the best way. With educational packs suitable for all age ranges, a play and learn day out in Cornwall's Crealy Adventure Park is ideal. Learning about animal habitat is not as interesting when done in a classroom with only books to look at. There are a wide range of outlets offering value for money on a variety of meals and snacks. From the simple sandwich to a cooked meal, there is something that will suit everybody. There is also a picnic option for groups and parties and many vegetarian selections are available. If you like thrill rides and aren't afraid of heights then they have some perfect choices for you. There are roller coasters, raging river rides, swing bats, pony express, train rides and many others. There are also a number of indoor play areas from Dragons Kingdom, the Play House, the Enchanted Forest and the Haunted Castle to have lots of fun in. Please click here www.crealy.co.uk/cornwall/ for more information.

Geevor Tin Mine & Heritage Centre is set in 67-acres on the magnificent North Atlantic coast and is one of the largest preserved Tin mine sites in the country. Its outstanding collections and listed buildings tell the story of Cornwall’s industrial mining past, making it the Western Gateway to the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. The landscape and identity of Cornwall as we know it today have been shaped by centuries of mining. As far back as the Bronze Age, around 4000 years ago, people began to work the land in search of tin, copper and other metals. Geevor is a 20th Century tin mine, located in an area that has been mined for thousands of years. From the earliest times until the final closure in 1990, the price of tin played a major role in the changing fortunes of the mine and this greatly affected the people and the landscape of the surrounding area. Geevor can currently only show our visitors a tiny fraction of what is beneath their feet. A huge network of tunnels and stopes runs from the top of the site beyond the road down to the sea. Originally the workings stretched far out below sea level. However, there’s just as much to see and learn from the surface buildings at Geevor Tin Mine. About two- thirds of the work force actually worked above ground, in jobs that supported the underground or helped to process the ore into tin concentrate, the mine’s finished product. The ground beneath your feet is a natural treasure store, containing rocks, metals and minerals which have been essential to our everyday lives for thousands of years.  Dig deeper to discover why tin is found at Geevor and learn about other useful metals and beautiful minerals found in Cornwall. For more information please click here www.geevor.com.

.Guided Tours of St Ives offer a range of leisurely walking tours around St Ives, aiming to give you some insights into the history, the art and the people of this beautiful town at the Western end of the Cornish peninsula. Their walking tours operate throughout the year, with ‘Drop-on’ tours available from early March until early November. The 2012 drop-on tours will begin on Monday 5th March and this year will operate on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday every week. Tours all begin at 11.00am and depart from outside The Guildhall on Street-an-Pol ( follow the signs to the Visitor Information Centre ). Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the tour starts – they take a maximum of 20 people and operate on a first come, first served basis. Drop-on tours last around 75 minutes and they are also happy to provide Private Walking Tours for singles, couples or groups of up to 20 people. If the walking tour is not for you, why not book Dawn for a Group Talk? Talks can be focused on your particular areas of interest, last around one hour, and have plenty of opportunities for questions and discussion. Perfect for hotels with more elderly guests, organisations, or special interest groups. Please click here www.guidedtoursofstives.co.uk to book and for more information

Newquay Boatmen's Association provide fishing trips, pleasure boat trips and speedboat trips. For fishing trips, they have the top 2 angling boats, the Mystique and the Che Sara Sara, both of which are MCA licensed and insured up to 60 miles offshore. The boats have separate toilet compartments, colour fishfinders radar and G.P.S navigation equipment. All bait and tackle is provided free of charge and you get to keep what you catch. They have over 100 years of combined experience in running pleasure trips. All boats are insured, have full safety equipment and are MCA/RYA approved to carry 12 passengers. They run from May till September, from 10am till 6ish, later in the evening in summer when the weather is fine. There is no need to book, just turn up as the boats sail when full. Weather and tides permitting, of course. Why not Enjoy a high speed boat trip around Newquay Bay on the world class Renegate Jet Boats. The Renegade 30 is a pleasure beach thriller. With its 350HP Jet Engine, it takes you to speeds of up to 40 knots whilst the audio system blasts out the soundtrack to the white-knuckle ride of your life. So let their experienced drivers show off the capabilities of this superb boat; turning on its length and leaping the waves. You may even be lucky enough to see the dolphins chase your wake. To book and for more information please click here www.newquay-harbour.com.

Ocean Bowl, the county's largest Tenpin bowling centre, is a great hit with people of all ages. It is s open from 11am until 11pm, seven days a week and boasts 12 lanes as well as five pool tables, a large screen showing sports events, a selection of video games, a 50-seater fast food diner, a 100-seater Restaurant, a licensed bar and a large car park. Their Restaurant and Diner offers a wide variety of dishes to suit all tastes including the all new World Burger Menu with a large selection of cooked to order specialist burgers from around the world. They also have a Bowling shop where you can purchase bowling ball and another item you may need. To book and for more information please click here www.oceanbowl.co.uk.

West Cornwall Adventure are able to expose you to the coast in a totally unique way. Their team of highly qualified, friendly instructors give you the very best in water-based activities whether that’s adventuring out on kayaks, seeing the coast from a whole new perspective coasteering or learning to surf in some of the best waves Cornwall has to offer and undertake all their activities with fun and safety foremost in their minds. You can do Coasteering and experience the coastline like never before. Coasteering involves traversing round a section of coast by scrambling, climbing, jumping and wild swimming. You can experience the rise and the full of the ocean in and around rock formations carved out by the sea, with optional cliff jumping for the thrill seekers amongst you. Head to toe in full protective gear, participants can explore marine, coves, gullies and jump from ledges into deep water. Wetsuits, buoyancy aids and helmets are all provided. Coasteering takes place at Portreath Beach on the North Coast, with its cliffs, caves, rocks and seals, it is the perfect place to enjoy coasteering. You can also do Sea Kayaking. Their sit on top kayaks provide the perfect way to explore a little further afield and they offer a guided tour for all abilities showcasing the very best of the coast and marine life, exploring secluded beaches and coves only accessible by sea. They are very easy to paddle, with the choice of single or a double kayak allowing you to paddle with a friend or family member. They provide all the necessary equipment including wetsuits, buoyancy aids, and helmets. You can also have Surfing lessons with qualified instructors who will take you through everything you need to know to get you up and riding waves from basic surf safety. They provide everything to get started including wetsuits and approved soft surfboards and their lessons take place daily from Portreath Beach which is located on the North Coast of Cornwall. You can also hire all your surfing equipment needs from them as well. They also offer specific children's activity days from junior lifeguard taster sessions, to rock pool safaris for the little ones and with their team of professional lifeguards, instructors and childcare practitioners you can be certain your child is in the safest hands. For more information and to book please click here www.westcornwalladventure.co.uk.