Cadgwith is a peaceful fishing village in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It is one of the most picturesque villages with thatched-roof cottages on a narrow living lane, fishermen’s beach coves and a picturesque harbor. Lined with cliffs, the charming harbor is sheltered by a hidden valley, while being just a short drive away from the popular attracts of the Lizard Peninsula. The village is a haven for photographers, with its dramatic rocky coastline and the stunning scenery which changes with the tides. It is also home to one of the oldest pubs in England, the Cadgwith Cove Inn, and a church built in 1410. Another highlight includes the breathtaking views over Cadgwith Cove from the top of Windmill Hill. Wildlife enthusiasts can go night-time bat-spotting at London Inn, and the nearby Ruan Minor village is home to several thatched-roof cottages. For a unique experience, take a boat tour along the coast to witness Cadgwith’s picturesque harbor and spectacular scenery.
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