Sunset Evening Walk with Views Across Kolymbia Harbour from Theotokos Hills (aka Kolymbia Flag Hill)

One evening, just before sunset, my family and I set off from our hotel while on holiday in Rhodes for a memorable walk to Kolimbia Beach, making our way towards Kolymbia Harbour.

Our goal was to climb Theotokos Hill, also known as Kolymbia Flag Hill, to catch the sunset behind the breathtaking surrounding mountains.

The views from the top were simply stunning and well worth the short, easy climb. Read on for our experience of this sunset walk and lots of photos.

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How We Spent 48 Hours in Helston with Kids

For the last weekend in the summer holidays, before the children went back to school, we organised a budget-friendly weekend away to Helston in Cornwall.  Me and Ben were keen to explore the Loe Bar which is an amazing natural place in Cornwall where there’s a large freshwater lake separated from the sea with just a small strip of sand, so on one side of the sand is a lake and on the other is the ocean!  

Rather than just visit for a day, and thinking the kids wouldn’t be as excited about seeing this natural beauty as we were, we decided to turn it into a weekend away instead and take them to Flambards Theme Park which we hadn’t yet visited, as well as explore the town and nearby places.

We booked the Premier Inn in Helston which was super cheap (though I’m not sure I’d stay there again!) and explored Helston, Loe Bar, Porthleven and Praa Sands for two days.

If you’re wondering what you can get up to in Helston with kids for 48 hours, read on as I share our family travel itinerary.

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3 Must-Visit Newquay Headlands: Towan, Trevelgue, Pentire

Newquay, a gem on the Cornish coast, is famous for its stunning beaches and vibrant surfing culture. However, the headlands around Newquay offer some of the most breathtaking views and fascinating historical sites in the area. 

In this guide, we will explore three must-visit Newquay headlands: Towan Headland, Trevelgue Headland, and Pentire Headland. As a bonus, we’ll also touch on Glendorgal Headland, though access may be limited.

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Exploring Pentire Headland in Newquay

As a local Newquay resident, I can confidently say that Pentire Headland is a must-visit for anyone exploring this vibrant Cornish town. This dramatic headland offers more than just stunning scenery; it’s a hub for coastal walks, wildlife spotting, and a photographer’s paradise!

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Discover Whipsiderry Beach in Newquay

Amidst the dramatic cliffs of Newquay, Whipsiderry Beach offers a haven for those seeking a secluded escape. Unlike the bustling town beaches, Whipsiderry beckons with tranquillity, adventure, and a chance to reconnect with nature.

Let’s explore what makes this beach a favourite among locals and visitors alike.

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