Watersports in Cornwall

If you fancy more than a leisurely swim you'll be right at home in Cornwall - try your hand at one of the many watersports on offer!

Diving in Cornwall

Escape dry land and dip into the tranquility of an underwater universe. Thanks to clear seas and warm waters the hidden depths of Cornwall are teaming with marine wildlife just waiting to be discovered. Add to this, numerous historic shipwrecks, rugged underwater geology, HMS Scylla and you will see why Cornwall is an international diving hotspot.

To find out where to dive in Cornwall check out www.cornishdiving.co.uk and www.saldivingcompany.com.

Kayaking and Canoeing in Cornwall

Kayaking in Cornwall - Bob Berry Are you a kayaking virgin or an experienced canoer? Whichever bill you fit there's somewhere for you to dip your paddles in Cornwall. Take a pleasure paddle up the calm waterways, explore the rugged coastline on a canoeing adventure or learn to surf the swells by sea kayak. To find out more visit Outdoor Adventure or Stithians Lake Watersports.

Boat Trips in Cornwall

Sit back and enjoy the scenery from the water without having to lift a finger, pull a rope or even get your shoes wet. Enjoy a marine wildlife adventure aboard a wave riding rib or bask in luxury on a 37' sportcruiser with Cornwall Power Cruises.

Or why not use Cornwall's waterways as an alternative to the car - use Fal River Linksor take the King Harry Ferry, one of only five chain ferries left in the country, and hop between destinations and attractions on the River Fal in the most exciting way possible.

The King Harry Ferry journey between Trelissick and the Roseland Peninsula was recently flagged as one of the world's top ten ferry rides!