Catch a wave or hike in the countryside, walk with your dogs on the beach or ride a horse on the moor, sit down for a meal at a farm house or enjoy fresh seafood at a beachfront restaurant; by simply taking a holiday in the beautiful region of Cornwall. Cornwall has so much to offer from surfing to an absolute spectacle of history and heritage. Whether you are an active holidaymaker or someone looking for a quiet and peaceful time, Cornwall has everything to make your holiday memorable. Awarded the British Travel Award for the best holiday county or region for the third consecutive time, holidays in Cornwall are never without excitement, splendour and wonderful memories.
The Cornish coastline comprises of 400 miles of coastal landscape and river estuary. There are more than 300 beaches in Cornwall and some of which are prestigious Blue Flag beaches. The Cornish coast is also the longest stretch of coastline in the UK, forming a significant part of the South West Coast Path. The coastline is divided into the Atlantic coast and the English Channel Coast. The Atlantic Coast is splendid for surfing and many surfers come here to enjoy the waves and the golden sand. Dog friendly beaches are also available for you and your pet. The most famous attractions of the countryside are undoubtedly the Bodmin moor and Tamar Valley. Outstanding beauty, well kept secrets, legend, history and natural diversity rule these two areas with breathtaking sceneries you would never come across anywhere else in the world. Holidays in Cornwall are never complete without exploring its mining heritage, castles and gardens.
The gardens of Cornwall are popular far and wide. You can come across some unique horticultural masterpieces, which are exquisite and remarkable. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Trebah Gardens, Glendurgan Garden and the Eden Project are just a few to name. Explore the riverside villages as well as fishing villages on the coast. The old quaint towns and picturesque villages serve some of the best of South West food. Visit the famous Pendennis Castle, one of the finest fortresses built by King Henry VIII. There are spectacular stately homes and estates you can spend a whole day exploring with your family. Holidays in Cornwall can be refreshing as well as inspiring for you and your kids.