Cornwall

Cornwall Overview
With warm summers and mild winters, Cornwall offers historic, natural and modern attractions of excellent quality

Scilly Isles
A small archipelago of islands wich are a paradise of yellow beaches, clear blue seas, and plentiful greenery

Boscastle
The only harbour for miles and notoriously difficult to enter

Bude
A popular seaside town with excellent beaches

Newquay
A busy town on the northern coast and a youthful, energetic place where boredom is practically illegal

Lands End
The westernmost point on the English mainland, and one of the country's most famous landmarks

Padstow
A Cornish fishing village in the Camel Estuary

Port Issac
A small and picturesque fishing village, regularly seen on TV

St Agnes
A large village steeped in mining history, now popular for its nearby beaches

St Ives
Once a busy fishing village, but following the arrival of the railway became a thriving tourist town

Tintagel
One of Cornwall's most intriguing destinations, full of mystery and drama

Zennor
A remote village with legends of mermaids and located on high rocky cliffs

Eden Project
A truly unique place bursting with life and energy, with loads to see and do

Falmouth
Boasts the deepest natural harbour in Western Europe

Fowey
A Cornish coastal town with a impressive natural harbour

Looe
A fishing town on the Cornish coast, split in two halves

Mevagissey
A traditional Cornish fishing village on Cornwall's southern coast with a beautiful old harbour

Mousehole
A small Cornish fishing village named after a cave just along the coast, which resembled a mouse's home

Penzance
West Cornwall's biggest settlement with spectacular views towards St Michael's Mount

Polperro
One of Cornwall's best-preserved fishing villages

Lizard Peninsula
Dramatic Cornish scenery, with wild rocks and rough waters

Minack Theatre
An open air theatre carved beautifully into the Cornish coastline

St Michael's Mount
An island containing a world famous medieval castle with a permanent place in history

Bodmin and Bodmin Moor
One of Cornwall's oldest towns adjacent to its largest area of moorland

Lanhydrock
A magnificent late Victorian country house with gardens and wooded estate

Launceston
The Gateway to Cornwall

Liskeard
A market town with a strong mining heritage

St Austell
Cornwall's most popululated town, which grew because of its china clay industry

Truro
The administrative capital of Cornwall and known locally as the London of Cornwall

Wadebridge
A strategically import North Cornwall market town