Cornwall Holidays
North Cornwall
North Cornwall has fast become one of the most exciting holiday destinations in the UK. With its mild climate, abundance of attractions, places to visit and world famous beaches it’s the perfect destination to get away from it all.
Regardless of age, interests or even the weather, North Cornwall has plenty on offer. Whether you enjoy walking, great views, pretty seaside towns and fishing villages, specialty shops, local history, relaxing on the beach or maybe something a bit more energetic such as surfing and other extreme sports North Cornwall has it all in abundance.
The North Cornwall coastline is truly beautiful and with over 20 beaches to choose from you can take up the latest sports craze or simply relax. For the explorer in you there is plenty of history to indulge in from the historic towns of Padstow and Newquay to the Arthurian Legend at Tintagel Castle. View cottages in North Cornwall.
South Cornwall
Sheltered from the Atlantic sea, the South Coast of Cornwall provides a dramatic, more sheltered coastline with breath taking valleys that sweep down to the sea where quiet coves and sandy beaches lie whilst also offering the delights of picturesque towns and villages such as Looe, St Austell, Cawsands, Polperro, Truro and Tavistock.
Due to the warm climate and stunning coastline the South coast is the perfect all year round holiday destination; and with plenty of attractions on offer there is sure to be something to suit everyone. Choose from the many beautiful sandy beaches, amazing coastal and countryside walks, pretty fishing villages, country houses and gardens, not to mention the fine cuisine that is available.
There is plenty of opportunity to sample the delights of some of the County’s finest produce all year round although especially during the late summer when The Cornwall Food Festival takes place in Truro - it’s a real foodies heaven and helps make South Cornwall full of temptation! View cottages in South Cornwall.
Cottages in Cornwall
