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Visitor Guide to Cornwall

Holidaying in Cornwall is like stepping into another world. Famous for it’s long coastline, rugged and wild cliffs and long sandy beaches on the North coast and secluded, pretty coves on the South, with charming fishing villages like Polperro, St.Ives, Mevagissey and the lively towns of Falmouth and Truro. Cornwall also has so many interesting places to visit like The Eden Project and Lands End. There is no better way to explore this magical county than staying in a holiday cottage and making Cornwall your home.

The rugged Cornish peninsula juts into the Atlantic Ocean, in the far-west of Great Britain. Cornwall is home to wild moors, rolling hills and woodland, but it’s the seaside which makes it such an irresistible place to visit. With 300 miles of coast wrapping around the entire county, you are never far from the ocean. Medieval fishing villages, vast, sandy bays and secret rocky coves make Cornwall hard to beat for anyone who loves the great outdoors. The Southwest Coast Path covers the whole of the north and south coasts, passing towering cliffs, laid-back surf towns and the ruins of castles and tin mines. Whether you want to surf, hike, explore the county’s proudly independent culture or watch the sunset on the Atlantic with a plate of fresh seafood, Cornwall is a wonderful destination for a break by the sea.

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Top 10 romantic spots in Cornwall

If asked, where is the most magical, romantic, place to visit in the UK, most people would probably say, Cornwall. So where in Cornwall would you go to add a little romance to the visit. Here is a list of the ten most romantic spots in Cornwall.

Top 10 Dog friendly beaches in Cornwall

Top 10 dog friendly beaches in Cornwall perfect for family friendly adventures to the Cornish coastline to enjoy soft sands, welcoming water and even an ice cream if you're lucky.

Dog Friendly Pubs in Cornwall

As Cornwall is one of the top holiday destinations in the UK and is home to many self-catered, dog-friendly cottages, it is no surprise that almost every pub in Cornwall is dog friendly. With so many wonderful coastal walks, always best with a dog, most pubs you come across will welcome your four-legged friend.

What to do during a weeks holiday in Cornwall

Get to know the best things to do during a weeks holiday in Cornwall and start planning your Cornish escape today. From trips to the beach to what to eat when you're in Cornwall get to know the best of Cornwall.

5 Must-See Spots in Cornwall

Cornwall is often considered to be a summer destination, but there are so many attractions this county has to offer that can be enjoyed in any season. Some parts of Cornwall are especially impressive in winter, making them ideal pit stops on any winter road trip through this region.

Where to eat and drink in Cornwall

Discover the best bars and resturants across Cornwall, find inspirational meals and creative cocktails that can be enjoyed on waterfront balconies.

Things to do in Cornwall

All the wonderful things to do whilst visiting Cornwall to entertain the family and make memories to last a lifetime.

How to get to Cornwall

Getting to Cornwall is easy with the right guidance and direction.

History of Cornwall

Cornwall is home to wild moors, quaint fishing villages and St Piran. The history of Cornwall has shaped the country we know now.

Beaches in Cornwall

Throughout Cornwall you'll find stunning beaches from white sands to water softened pebbled beaches.

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Some of our favourite Cottages in

Some of our favourite Cottages in Cornwall

Talland Croft

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5 bedroom(s)

5

3 bathroom(s)

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2 dog(s) allowed

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The Shippen

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2 bedroom(s)

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1 bathroom(s)

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2 dog(s) allowed

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