The aesthetic of the location and the history castle is just quite awe inspiring. I like to approach it from St Matrianas Church (rather than down the concrete slope) and everytime I come over the crest and see the island, it does not fail to take my breath away. It's a fun place to explore, along with Merlin's Cave beneath... More

Breath taking views. The walk there & back can be a little difficult so its advisable to wear good walking shoes. Remember to take a camera, you will need it.

This is an amazing place with the most amazing views! The climb is not for the infirm as its a steep climb up the side of the cliff face and the steps are deep in places & the climb across to the opposite side of the castle is really steep...but the walk on the headland & the views are well... More

One of the best castles to visit even though it is mainly a ruin. It is so full to atmosphere perched on top of the cliffs. Unforgettable. You do need good shoes for walking there but there is no rush and wonderful views to be seen. The cafe serves delicious cream tea with scone, jam and cream.

Fabulous amazing breath taking a place out of this world very historical and educational staff member Shirley was very helpful will recommend this place to my family and friends what more can I say a beautiful place to visit

A great walk from Trebarwith Strand over the clifftops leads you to this castle. Lots of steep steps so not for the fainthearted.

It is a long walk down to the castle and there is a lot of steps and walking once your there, so this is only for the fit. That said it is worth the effort as it is an impressive castle perched on a rocky peninsula.

You need to be quite fit but the views are amazing also worth checking in advance if it's open as will close if winds or rain are too strong.

I am impressed with the castle, since i am a fan of myth-mystery-history, this beautiful ruins are the perfect mix of it all. But i can imagine if it's windy & rainy it is impossible to do the tour on the whole sites, the stairs are long & steep, really not for the faint of heart, but once you are... More