Here’s our pick of the best things to do with teenagers in West Cornwall. Attractions and activities for young people.

Cornwall is home to more than 50 National Trust Attractions, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in culture or history.

A boat trip is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of the North Cornwall Coast. Enjoy picturesque views as you explore rocky outcrops, idyllic beaches and hidden coves. There are plenty of charter boats to choose from, whether you’re looking for a leisurely sightseeing trip, high-speed rib ride, wildlife-watching adventure or boat fishing trip.

The ‘mother’ of the Minack theatre was born in 1893 in Cheltenham. The death of her father in the First World War which brought the abrupt end to her life in Cheltenham. In the 1920s she moved to Cornwall and bought the headland for £100 thus the Minack was born.

Christmas in Cornwall is magical. Harbours, towns and villages will be illuminated with twinkling lights, there will be festive markets and a whole host of events from theatre and live music to reindeer parades and Santa fun runs.

Each morning why not plan some walks around our beautiful coast? Better after breakfast to help your digestive system and burn off the calories you just consumed. A good walk that has been tried and tested over the years is the walk from Hayle to St Ives, which is approximately 6.1 miles (9.8 km).

Arriving on a hot summer’s day to chilled champagne and a bubbling Jacuzzi and the promise of a cosy and comfortable king-size bed may well be some couples’ idea of Heaven. To others, a winter break snuggled up in a log-fired shepherd’s hut or warming through in a steaming Jacuzzi and toasting marshmallows on the fire, may epitomise perfection.