St Buryan is known for its historic church, which dates back to the Norman era and features notable architectural elements.

The surrounding landscape is characterised by its scenic beauty, with rolling hills, farmland, and coastal views. St Buryan is close to popular attractions such as Land’s End, which is renowned for its dramatic cliffs and panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean.

The village maintains a rural and traditional atmosphere, with charming stone-built cottages and a sense of community. Agriculture plays a significant role in the local economy, contributing to the picturesque countryside that defines the region. St Buryan provides a peaceful escape for visitors seeking a tranquil environment and a glimpse into Cornwall’s rich history and natural splendor.