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Last month my sister Niki and I enjoyed 24 hours in Charlestown with St Austell Brewery , an award-winning brewery and thriving pub estate across Cornwall and the South West. St Austell Brewery is currently offering Cosy Autumnal Breaks which includes a two-night stay and dinner for two across se

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Located about a mile outside the town of St Austell is Charlestown, an amazingly pristine, unspoiled example of a late Georgian working port.

Above is Duporth beach, which can only be accessed from Cornwall's coastal path - this entails a walk, either from Porthpean or Charlestown. The photos are in sequence from the beach and heading towards Charlestown. The beach itself is gently sloping and a mixture of sand and shingle. The name Duporth means two coves in the Cornish language. On some maps it is shown as 'Du Porth.' Probably needless to say, but there are no facilities - toilets etc - on the beach. The coastal path is quite…

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The charming village port of Charlestown on the south coast of Cornwall

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Charlestown, near St Austell in Cornwall, is a Georgian port dating from the 1700s which is now home to several tall ships. It is a popular tourist destination.