As one of the most iconic locations globally, Cornwall is a fantastic place to visit, no matter the weather. If you own your own place or are looking for a holiday home for sale in Cornwall then it makes it even easier to enjoy the magnificent coastline views and peaceful rolling countryside at any time of year.

Even if the weather isn’t always in our favour, you can still discover everything Cornwall has to offer. From world-renowned Cornish landmarks to exploring the rich history and culture of the region, there is plenty to do in Cornwall when it’s raining.

At Lovat Holiday Park’s we’ve created a guide to all the things to do in Cornwall in the rain.

Cornish landmarks and attractions for a rainy day

Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay

With 40 different habitats to explore, Blue Reef Aquarium is a fantastic day out for all the family on a rainy day. Journey through the attraction and spot everything from blacktip reef sharks to loggerhead turtles and pufferfish.

Cornish Seal Sanctuary

Visit the Sea Life Trust Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek and meet seals, penguins, and sea lions. The charity rescues seals who are sick, injured or in distress, providing a permanent home to them if they can’t return them to the wild.

Eden Project, St Austell

The Eden Project is one of the largest attractions in Cornwall. Explore the world-renowned Rainforest Biome, the largest indoor rainforest, and discover more than 1,000 plants. The Eden Project also regularly holds events and concerts.

Land’s End

Surrounded by the breathtaking scenery and rugged cliff tops of West Cornwall, Land’s End is an iconic location in Cornwall. There are plenty of things to explore if it’s raining, from the interactive Aardman experience to Arthur’s Quest.

Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary, Hayle

Meet more than 130 species, including penguins, flamingos, parrots, kookaburras and more, at Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary. The Jungle Barn indoor play centr