Cornwall’s stunning beauty will once more be the backdrop for the next series of Poldark, which is anxiously awaited. Many will be looking forward to Aidan Turner rippling his muscles, but the breathtaking Cornish scenery will also be the star.
Clifftop mines can be found all along this rugged coastline
Porthcothan the area is the backdrop to many scenes Filmed in Autumn and Winter, skinny dipping and scything are not expected to feature this time. But the hard life of Cornish miners will be portrayed in the storyline, and today the countryside is still dotted with mining relics evoking memories of the rich heritage of Cornish mining.
For those wishing to capture the spirit of Poldark in Cornwall, there is so much to see, with mine engine houses perched on cliffs overlooking the sea, the historic harbour at Charlestown, wild Bodmin moor with varied mining relics or the many beautiful beaches.
Cider Cottage is well placed to get to many Poldark filming locations, with nearby Craddock Moor at Minions on the doorstep, Porthcothan and Stepper Point not too far away on the north coast and Charlestown within easy reach. A day trip can take in some of the other locations further west.
For those wishing to capture the spirit of Poldark in Cornwall, there is so much to see, with mine engine houses perched on cliffs overlooking the sea, the historic harbour at Charlestown, wild Bodmin moor with varied mining relics or the many beautiful beaches.
Cider Cottage is well placed to get to many Poldark filming locations, with nearby Craddock Moor at Minions on the doorstep, Porthcothan and Stepper Point not too far away on the north coast and Charlestown within easy reach. A day trip can take in some of the other locations further west.
The lonely crossroads featured in the first series on Craddock Moor nr. Minions
Historic Charlestown
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