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You may have heard about Ross Poldark.
Or even better, you’re obsessed, and you've seen all 27 episodes of the swoon-worthy Poldark series. Created by Winston Graham and played by Aidan Turner, Ross Poldark is undeniably quite a phenomenon. In the show, he's a heroic, temperamental, rebellious and brooding British Army Officer who returns home to Cornwall from the American War of Independence to find his life turned upside down.
Although Poldark's looks even wooed the scything community, don’t be fooled.
The real star of the show and novels is Cornwall.
Shimmering blue waters, white sandy beaches, lush countryside and rugged cliffs: This spectacular part of England plays the lead role in the story. And takes our breath away as many times as Ross Poldark.
In celebration of the return of the much-loved series, go behind the scenes and explore some of the filming locations on our five day Devon and Cornwall tour.
Here are a few of the fantastic things you'll find.
Travel through this rugged and windswept landscape where St Breward doubles as Poldark's home, Nampara. Bodmin Moor set the scene for a classic duel and many of the cast have been spotted galloping on horseback through this wild area.
Located near the Minack Theatre, this stunning beach was chosen for Nampara Cove.
And we really understand why; its white sand, turquoise water and high cliffs deserve to be casted for its oasis of natural beauty. This is where Demelza and Ross find themselves strolling in a dream sequence.
Mines at Botallack and Levant were a centrepiece of Cornwall’s mining history and they’re part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. A testimony to its contribution to the Industrial Revolution, in the series they feature as the Poldark family mines of Wheal Leisure, Wheal Grace, and Grambler.
This is just a handful of stunning places featured in Poldark. There are so many more dazzling locations waiting to be explored. So whether you want to recreate your favourite scenes from the show, search for your own Ross, or discover the fascinating Cornish heritage and history, join us on the tour. Because there’s no better time to visit Cornwall.