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Holidays in Cornwall

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Welcome to Holidays in Cornwall. We created this website to provide inspiration for your holiday to Cornwall. Whether you're looking for a family friendly hotel, somewhere you can learn to surf or a restaurant for a romantic meal for two, we hope you discover all the information you need on this website to have the holiday to remember in beautiful Cornwall. Please browse through the articles on this website for inspiration and information for your visit. And if you do discover a special hidden gem or some other venue or destination we have not yet featured, please let us know so we can share your tips with other readers.

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Top Breakfast Places in Cornwall

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As a premiere holiday destination, Cornwall not only offers beautiful sights and sounds but also a long list of restaurants that guarantee a memorable degustation experience. What better way to start your day than by dining at the best breakfast places that Cornwall offers? If you’re looking to get a dose of energy to fuel your day of sightseeing and fun-filled outdoor activities, make sure to reserve a table in these restaurants for a scrumptious and wholesome breakfast. • Sunset Surf Café After an exciting wave-riding session in the morning, head out to the Sunset Surf Café at Gwithian for a satisfying post-surf grubThey serve all breakfast staples such as waffles and eggs, pancakes, or a continent breakfast with all the trimmingsIt’s a convenient breakfast spot especially for those enrolled in their surfing school, but is also accessible to holidaymakers who simply want to enjoy a hearty lunch with breathtaking views of the sea.

The pub also serves great Yallah coffee and mouth-watering hot chocolate on tap. • Olive and Co. Olive and Co



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Family and Kid-Friendly Beaches In Cornwall

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During low tide, a three-mile sandy strip is exposed so you can walk all the way to Ligger PointAccess to the beach from the town is buggy-safe, so you should definitely make your way from here. It also has tons of establishments around, including the kid's favourite ice creamBabies and toddlers will love playing at the beach as it is very safe for them and for dogs tooA stream runs into the beach for additional water fun. 2Swanpool Beach Families should never opt for a big and crowded beach, especially if they have a crawling babyInstead, something quieter and more intimate like Swanpool Beach is just rightVisitors can enjoy the beach, hire kayaks, and also explore the nature reserve nearbyThe café serves a huge variety of ice cream, too.

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Your Holiday Itinerary for Looe

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The Guildhall Museum and Gaol, built in the 16th century, houses remnants of the past -- shipbuilding materials, minerals collection, prison cells, and magistrate’s benches. The Old Sardine Factory Grab a quick lunch at the Old Sardine Factory, now converted to a cafe and restaurant, Looe’s newest attraction in the west sideThis Victorian building was recently rehabilitated to become the town’s heritage site, equipped with a massive coastline exhibition and a virtual reality booth featuring the smuggling and fishing life of the pastTo get your body warmed up for adventures, try the center’s wall climbing, too. Talland Bay Now, it’s time for real outdoor adventuresJumping from the sardine factory, head to the picturesque Talland Bay, also in the westThe view of the twin coves is so captivating you can’t stop snapping photosIn Talland, you’ll also see the intriguing 18th-century church filled with vicar stories.

The Guildhall Museum and Gaol, built in the 16th century, houses remnants of the past -- shipbuilding materials, minerals collection, prison cells, and magistrate’s benches. The Old Sardine Factory Grab a quick lunch at the Old Sardine Factory, now converted to a cafe and restaurant, Looe’s newest attraction in the west side



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The Best Tail-Wagging Dog-Friendly Attractions in Cornwall

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Cornwall is such a wonderful destination to visit with your dog. As well as many dog-friendly attractions, there are loads of pooch perfect pubs and cafes, as well as wonderful holiday homes where pets are most welcome. For an extensive list of dog friendly places to stay in Cornwall visit Dog Friendly Retreats which lists thousands of holiday cottages, houses and apartments where you can bring a dog and feel right at home in this beautiful county.

There are other Cornish attractions that allow pets. Unfortunately, man’s best friend is not usually allowed in the main attractions; more or less they are only allowed in the surrounding grounds. But these Cornish places we’ve listed not only allow your furry friend; they welcome it with open hearts.

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Exploring the Cornish Coastline with the Best Coasteering Locations

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Try Cornish Holiday Cottages for the best choice of holiday homes in the areaWatch out for the tides here as the Fal estuary floods in and out from the sea a few times a daySo it's sensible to go on a coasteering tour with a local company who can show you the best spots and ensure safety and enjoyment of this magical coast. Lizard Peninsula

The Lizard Peninsula is home to some of Cornwall’s spectacular sceneries including the Mullion Cave surrounded by stacks of imposing volcanic rock in their foreboding black colour, lapped by warm waters down below. If you’re feeling adventurous, try your luck diving just off the Manacles rocks and feel the eeriness of the shipwrecks in the area. Whirlpools, jagged cliffs, and waterline caves abound.

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Weird and Quirky Things to See in Cornwall

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Cornwall is best known for its sandy beaches, fantastic coves, and picturesque attractions. But did you know that this county of the UK is actually home to some of the quirkiest, weirdest, and most unusual things you can find on the planet? Well, you’ve got to check these out for you to really believe it. Victorian Murder Mystery

Have you ever wondered what it felt like to be a jury in a 19th century Bodmin courthouse? Well, the Victorian Murder Mystery gives you the chance to serve as one of the juries in the famous Matthew Weeks trial for the killing of Charlotte Dymond. Was it in a fit of jealousy? Or did the police simply take advantage of Weeks’ poor cognitive capabilities? It’s a re-enactment of the 1844 trial that includes a tour of the prison cells where Weeks awaited his judgment.

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