1. Ice skating at the Eden Project St Austell. This has to be my favorite idea for a date, I love ice skating, i'm pretty rubbish and can only just about skate but it really makes you feel young at heart and can rekindle the romance in every couple.
2. Watergate bay beach walk and beach hut hot chocolate. The beach hut at Watergate bay is a really amazing place, with stunning views set right on the beach it's a real must. Try to visit at low tide so that you can get a full walk on the beach followed by one of their amazing hot chocolates. Squirty cream, marshmallows and chocolate buttons included for the sharing. For the more extreme you could even go for a dip in the sea or try one of the many sports on offer at the Extreme academy.
3.Cardinham Woods, Located just off the A30 near Bodmin the woods at Cardinham are truly magical. If you like the film avatar then these woods are a must. A fairy whimsical place with stunning forests and plenty of woodland walks and picnic benches. A winter picnic is always a romantic idea, Just remember the blankets to snuggle up in.
4.Go Karting at St Eval This is more for the boys, but why should valentines day be all about treating the ladies. Treat your Boyfriend to a fun thrilled day of Go Karting and they'll love you for ever!
5.Camel trail. Wadebridge. This is another favorite of mine, and if the weathers good it can be more enjoyable than in the summer, with quieter foorpaths and a lot less foot traffic. The Camel trail starts in the harbour town of Padstow and winds it's way following the river Camel to Wadebridge and onto Bodmin. Think tandem bike for a real treat to bring you and your partner together. Just remember ladies.... Sit at the back and let your man do all the work and watch the lovely scenery go by! There's also plenty of pubs along the way to quench your first after all that cycling. There's plenty of bike hire places including this one in Wadebridge.
6.Cider Farm. Penhallow. If your love for Cornish Cider is as strong as your love for your partner then arrange a visit to the Cornish cider farm the home of Cornish Rattler. Need i say any more!!!!!
7.Kennal Vale Woods. Another one for the boys, Kennal Vale woods in Ponsanooth was once the home to Kennal Vale gunpowder factory. There are lots of remains to explore, including a deep water filled quarry as well as lots of old metal machinery, visiting around valentines day is a must when the daffodils are out.
8.Launceston castle, nothing says romance more than a historic castle. In Cornwall their are plenty of castles to explore but the market town of Launceston with it's castle on a natural mound creates a great day out especially with a spot of lunch and shopping in the town.
9. Trenance gardens and boating lake. Newquay has a lot to offer, from Newquay zoo, to shopping and surfing but their hidden gem set behind the main town is Trenance gardens and boating lake. Set either side of the stunning viaduct in Newquay the gardens are a network of walkways around the lake. In the fairer months you can hire boats on the lake but for Valentines book a table at the lakeside restaurant for dinner and you will not be disappointed.
10. mackerel sea fishing. Another one for the boys to enjoy, set off to sea from many locations in Cornwall and get your man to catch you your tea. Think hunter gather and get your man to provide you with some fresh fishies. Then treat him to his hard work by cooking up an amazing fish supper. For the brave girls get out fishing with him and see who catches the most, But maybe let him to the gutting.
With less than two weeks until valentines day what are you going to do with your other half?
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