We drove on westwards until we basically ran out of country! Sennen Cove CCC site is a basic but beautifully positioned site on a hillside overlooking the Atlantic coast in one direction and Lands End Airport in the other (not exactly the busiest airport I’ve seen!). It can get a little breezy and we were a little concerned with 60 mph winds forecast but we had no problems,

On our first day here we drove to van to the Minack Open Air Theatre.  It’s set into the side of a hill with the sea and rocky coastline acting as a backdrop to the stage.  Dogs are allowed in during the day but we’re not sure Ruby enjoyed all the steps!  We ended the day with drive drive north along the coast to the National Trust’s Levant Mine, a well preserved example on the ‘Tin Coast’ which now has World Heritage Status.

On our second day we decided to walk from the campsite down to the coast and the south along the South West Coast Path, through the town of Sennen Cove, past genuine shipwrecks to Land’s End itself.  Yet again the views from the path were spectacular. Land’s End itself is very commercialised but the surrounding landscapes are very impressive with views out to the Longships Lighthouse.  To save Ruby’s legs (and ours!) we took the bus back to the campsite.