What does St Ives, Cornwall mean to you? Golden beaches? Quaint streets? Or simply holiday!!

Well done again Sarah & Andrew for yet another Cornish feast for our eyes. I love St.Ives for everything it has about it. So scenic and full of character, with beautiful beaches and turquoise water. You can just relax and soak up the relaxing atmosphere - in spite of the crowds and noisy seagulls. Thankyou both for your hard work in sharing Cornwall with us. 💕

We love st ives..... we were there in march.....aweful weather......when we got back to surrey the weather was good...never mind we still enjoyed our visit...thankyou.

Been to St. Ives several times. It's my favourite place in Cornwall.

A lovely bag full of Cornish memories. Thank you both.

I have also been to st ives a few times , out of all the places I have been in England , Cornwall is easily top for me. Plus I have some fabulous friends living there ....

I've been in Cornwall four times, and twice in St. Ives. St. Ives is a splendid mix of tranquility, art and beauty. I hope to come to Cornwall very soon. I miss it!

Cornwall means everything to me. It's so cool! Quaint streets. "Chocolate box" buildings Of all sorts of shapes and designs and less Global warming!!!! What I wouldn't give to live there !

Childhood memories, Hart's ice-cream, fish and chips on the harbour wall,

I thoroughly enjoy these adventures around Cornwall - my bucket-list bulls-eye - I can preview the coolest spots even if I can't get there yet, and your humor & enthusiasm make it like a welcome walk w/old friends. I also appreciate the heads-up re walk difficulty level, for future reference.

Enjoyed the walk, thank you 👍🏻

Cornwall, including st Ives means warm, relaxing holiday with loads of mystery, smuggling and lots of haunted places to explore, I love a holiday in Cornwall.

it looks so nice there, one day maybe i will see it in person

What does St. Ives (and Carbis Bay) mean to us? Maybe as close as you can get to Heaven on Earth? Especially on a warm, sunny summer's day. That's why we would regularly jump on the train and head down there, sometimes staying over. (Does that make me an Emmet? Ha,ha!). That train ride between St. Erth and St. Ives is breathtaking. It's just a shame that so many of the houses and cottages are second homes and holiday lets, but that's the way it is I guess. Thank you for this compilation of vlogs which we found informative, inspiring and entertaining. 'Devon' Tony.

great video thanx for sharing, we visit Cornwall each year sadly not this year, find it so very peaceful lovely rural roads and people so friendly x

Been coming to St Ives all my life, 47 years. Just back from a gorgeous week there and had breakfast in a pod at Porthmeor Beach cafe 2 days ago. The best view!

I will enjoy this video when I watch it, my wife and myself just love St Ives and that whole area. But when we visit out of season it is so quiet, so many homes not used it almost feels erie, but this applies to many places in Cornwall not just St Ives.

Really enjoyed this! Thank you xx

Lovely video,, watched over looking Perranuthnoe beach,, yes I'm in Cornwall !! Weather report,,,,,full sun, not a cloud to be seen ! Whiskey good, pasties better !!! We have stopped in at Ives many times, before it got silly and overcrowded,, a cottage by the pier, called the (Pelican)

Excellent video, thank you both very much. My wife and I have many happy memories of summer holidays spent in Cornwall especially St Ives. Thank you again. Watching the video at home in Falkirk. Scotland.

St.Ives is nice.It all is sooooo artsy and HIP!!! I love to draw like Sarah.hey Sarah I love your art work it's great.gives me ideas