St Anthony Head

Upcoming events at St Anthony Head

St Anthony Head is a visitor attraction in St. Mawes. Near Here currently lists at least 17 upcoming events, including The Fort at the end of the road.

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Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Wed 22 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

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Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Thu 23 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

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Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Fri 24 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Sat 25 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

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Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Sun 26 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

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Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Mon 27 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Tue 28 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Wed 29 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Thu 30 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Fri 31 Jul12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Sat 1 Aug12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Sun 2 Aug12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

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The Fort at the end of the road

back to Upcoming events at St Anthony Head Skip to content The Fort at the end of the road Join us on a tour to discover what goes on behind closed doors. At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Sun 2 Aug14:30St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Mon 3 Aug12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Tue 4 Aug12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Wed 5 Aug12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Thu 6 Aug12:00St Anthony Head

via St Anthony Head

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