Explore vast indoor biomes, contemporary gardens and family exhibitions in a transformed Cornish quarry.
The Eden Project is an educational charity and one of Cornwall’s best-known visitor attractions. Huge covered biomes recreate rainforest and Mediterranean environments, while outdoor gardens and exhibitions explore plants, climate and ways of working towards a better future. Its extensive indoor areas make it particularly useful on a changeable-weather day, although there is enough to fill a full visit in any season.
Highlights
- Rainforest and Mediterranean biomes
- Gardens, exhibitions and family activities
- A strong option in wet weather
Plan your visit
Allow a full day and book tickets before travelling, particularly during school holidays.
Good to know
Plan your day out
Check current opening times, admission arrangements and accessibility directly with the attraction before travelling. Advance tickets can be useful during school holidays, while an early start often means easier parking and more time to enjoy the visit at a relaxed pace.
- Check current opening information
- Consider advance tickets
- Allow extra time during peak season
Make a day of it
Explore more around The Eden Project
Pair this visit with another nearby beach, walk or attraction, then return to the comfort of your self-catering property in Hayle. The related guides below are a good place to continue planning.
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