Wildlife and Walks

The main attraction of Land’s End is undoubtedly its unique location and amazing views. A short walk in either direction along the coastal path from the main complex will provide fantastic ocean views as far as the eye can see, plus there are many interesting and unusual rock formations just off shore. These include the famous Enys Dodman arched rock, which is situated just off Pordennack Point above Greeb Farm.
Download one of the walks below which will explain what there is to see as you walk along the beautiful coastal paths at Land’s End. Please be aware that we advise anyone wishing to walk along the coastal paths to where sensible shoes, the cliff paths are very uneven and slippery.


NEW – Talking Telescopes

These multi-lingual talking telescopes will explain many of the interesting features that you can see from various viewing platforms around the site.

RSPB

The RSPB Wildlife Discovery Centre is situated on the cliff top just below the famous Land’s End Signpost. Using powerful telescopes and binoculars, RSPB staff will help you to spot the many different types of wildlife living around the coastline. Some of the species that are regularly seen are:

• Sea birds such as Gannets, Shags, Guillemots, Razorbills and Fulmars
• Owls
• Grey Seals
• Basking Sharks
• Dolphins
• If you are very lucky you may spot a rare Cornish Chough!

The Discovery Centre is free to enter and is open from Easter until the beginning of October from 10am until 5pm Sunday to Thursday.

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Watch Basking Sharks just metres off Land's End!!