About Cornwall
Uncover the enchanting treasures of Cornwall and experience the breath taking scenery and vibrant heritage of this remarkable region. From meandering through picturesque seaside towns to traversing dramatic coastal cliffs, you will return home with everlasting memories.
So, what does Cornwall offer you.
You can cycle or walk the old mineral railways now converted into easy and child friendly trails, such as the 18 mile Camel Trail. Visit our magnificent gardens and historic houses many owned by the National Trust and English Heritage. Walk the Cornish section of the South West Coast Path some 230 miles in length, en route stopping off to explore the amazing beaches, the remains of our mineral mining heritage and picturesque seaside harbours and villages. Visit places such as Port Isaac, the ‘home’ of Doc Martin and the Fishermen’s Friends, Padstow made famous by chef Rick Stein and St Ives renown for its amazing location and artists studios.
Apart from the magnificent coastline of Cornwall, there is the granite ‘backbone’ of Cornwall which includes Bodmin Moor and the UNESCO world heritage sites dedicated to the mineral mining heritage of Cornwall. Both are worth spending time to explore, using the many well signposted public footpaths. Ordnance Survey maps and local publications can assist you in planning your trip. So can an experienced tour guide!
Cornwall offers accommodation to suit everyone and all budgets, from camping, farmhouse holidays, activity breaks to luxury hotels.
There is obviously too much for me to include here in this brief description but I hope you get the idea that Cornwall is the ideal place to come for your memorable holiday.
Port Isaac
Camel Trail, Wadebridge
South West Coast Path
