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Cornwall
Cornwall is the most South Western part of the UK, benefitting from some of Britain's mildest climates, with the warming effects of the Gulf Stream, early springs and long lingering summers. This unspoilt County enjoys a dramatic landscape from rugged moorland to stunning beautiful golden beaches.
Cornwall has historically been intrinsically linked with outdoor activities. With some of the cleanest seas in Europe surrounding the County, it has always been popular for water-based activities especially surfing. North Cornwall, predominantly in and around Newquay has historically been home to many UK Surfing Championships.
Walkers are able to find extensive countryside to discover and can delight in the longest stretch of continuous coastline in Britain on the South West Coast Path.
This ancient and mystic Celtic County has a feeling of being a land of legend and romance. Hence artists come to Cornwall for inspiration drawn by its rugged beauty and the quality of light.
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South Cornwall
South Cornwall has a wealth to offer in terms of stunning countryside, places of interest and leisure activities. These include the fabulous Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Cotehele Estate and St Mellion, with its famous championship golf course, leisure centre and spa is just 7 miles from Plymouth.
Show more...Encompassing the enchanting fishing towns of Looe and Polperro. The bustling town of Looe is divided by the ever-changing river that separates quieter West Looe from the absorbing waterfront of East Looe, with its diversity of shops, restaurants and pubs, Banjo pier and sandy beach. Nestling in a deep sheltered valley protected by the ancient harbour is the spectacular, historic fishing village of Polperro, much favoured by artists, writers and photographers and the location for many films, due to its inspirational and truly remarkable setting.
The river Tamar has been the official border between Cornwall and Devon, the area around the Tamar Valley is recognised as a World Heritage Site, having cultural importance on a global level being rich in both beauty and heritage. With the stunning village of Cargreen perched on it's banks. The Valley possesses some of the most beautiful and unspoilt scenery in the Westcountry. Bovisand, a few miles south of Plymouth, is an ideal location for cultural, seaside and rural activities.
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West Cornwall is home to; Land's End, Penzance and the Lizard, all worth a visit to appreciate the rugged coastline of the furthest South Western tip of England. Mullion with its pretty working harbour and sandy cove on the Lizard peninsula or St. Michael's Mount provide great exploring possibilities.
Show more...Penryn is a delightful centre from which to visit much of west and mid-Cornwall with the beautiful Helford River nearby. It is only a short drive from the vibrant town of Falmouth, which its' fantastic selection of shops, restaurants and bars. For the avid shopper, Truro is a short journey offering even more.
St. Ives is nestled in the north of West Cornwall. Renowned for the quality of light, the town is home to one of the Tate Galleries, and a whole host of artists collect there. St. Ives is also popular with surfers who enjoy waves off Porthmeor beach.
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North Cornwall expanding from Bude down to Newquay which both offer superb surfing opportunities. Many of Newquay's beaches are home to the surfing championships. This part of Cornwall has become popular with many celebrities including TV Chefs Rick Stein and Jamie Oliver. Padstow has now become synonymous Rick Stein, where he has restaurants, shops, delis and a fish and chip shop.
Show more...In Watergate Bay, Jamie Oliver's Fifteen restaurant resides in a stunning location on the beach. Port Isaac a pretty fishing village draws many visitors due its link with the Television series Doc Marten starting Martin Clunes.
Tintagel is a short drive from Port Isaac, a mystical place famous for being home to King Arthur's legend. Also steeped in history are the ancient market towns of Bodmin and Launceston are a short drive inland.
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