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In Cornwall, a group of adventurous friends known as the Carbis Bay Crew spends their free time exploring old mine tunnels and shafts left behind by the region's historic mining industry. These mines, which were once busy with workers searching for tin and other metals, are now quiet and mysterious places. The crew wears bright yellow suits and uses special safety equipment to protect themselves as they crawl, climb, and sometimes even dive into the dark underground passages. Before anyone is allowed to join the group on an exploration, they must go through strict training in rescue and roping techniques. This is because exploring abandoned mines can be very dangerous, and the crew wants to make sure everyone stays safe.

Filmmaker Dan Simpkins followed the Carbis Bay Crew for two years, capturing their adventures on camera. His documentary, The Lost Boys of Carbis Bay, shows what it is like to explore these hidden tunnels and the excitement and challenges the crew faces. The film has been a huge hit with audiences in Cornwall, with many screenings selling out. Because of its popularity, more showings have been added in different towns. The documentary also won the Best Adventure & Exploration award at the Kendal Mountain Festival, a well-known event for films about the outdoors. Now, The Lost Boys of Carbis Bay is set to go on a national tour, so people all over the country can watch it.

The Carbis Bay Crew shares their adventures on social media, but they are careful not to reveal the exact locations of the mines they explore. They want to keep people safe and protect the old mine workings. The film's editor, Angus Breton, explained that being underground is both thrilling and peaceful for the crew. When they are deep in the mines, they forget about their everyday problems and focus on the adventure. The film has inspired many people to learn more about Cornwall's mining history and the explorers who keep its stories alive. As The Lost Boys of Carbis Bay travels across the UK, even more people will get to experience the excitement and beauty of Cornwall's hidden underground world.