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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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Cornwall Cottages: Where to Stay

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For this reason cottages and holiday homes in Cornwall make a great option for families. The annual family holiday is a special time of yearIt's a time when the whole family can get together in an exciting location and have funMost families tend to opt for holidays in the sun or holidays by the seaOne of the most popular destinations for summer holidays in the UK is CornwallThere is a wide choice of places to stay including many Cornwall cottages in destinations such as Newquay, St Ives, Falmouth, Looe and Bude. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JFJkky8Rws Those looking for lovely sandy beaches and fine coastal scenery would inevitably be pulled towards the north coast of CornwallOne area which is becoming increasingly popular with holidaymakers is mid Cornwall including Perranporth, st Agnes, Porthtowan and Holywell BayThis picturesque area is attracting families in their droves for memorable summer holidays.

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Researching Where to Eat in Cornwall

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If you enjoy tasting great food while travelling around Cornwall, then this website is perfect for you. Eat Out Cornwall calls itself the ‘Number 1’ guide to eating out in Cornwall and it’s easy to see why. It is a very comprehensive website full of information and links to the best restaurants in Cornwall, plus all sorts of food and drink companies which all help to make Cornwall a famous food and drink destination for visitors.   Eat Out Cornwall is essentially a great, big directory of everything to do with food and drink in Cornwall. You can search for restaurants by name, location and/or foot type. Or you can click on a map to reveal restaurants in your chosen location. Click on Newquay, for instance, and you are presented with a very long list of the best restaurants in the town.

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Romantic Locations in Cornwall for Memorable Wedding Photos

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Choosing the best location for scenic wedding photos is not only daunting but expensive too. However, the venue you select plays a significant role to determine the tone of the wedding as well as how successful it will be. While it is important to select an incredible location for your special day, remember to keep track of your budget to avoid unnecessary frustrations.

There is a huge amount of choice in Cornwall when it comes to wedding venues. Some are large, others are small; some are posh, others are laid back. But whatever your taste or budget you will not be disappointed as Cornwall has the more scenic locations for tying the knot than anywhere else in the UK. It’s an absolute dream for couples and the wedding photographer Cornwall they have chosen to document their day.

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Experiencing Fowey and All Its Glory

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Fowey is one of those small picturesque towns in England which is not at all familiar to so many people compared to, say, London, Bath or Liverpool. But if you are the kind of traveller who really wants to breathe in the real British air, Fowey is one of those small picturesque towns in England which you must visit on your next holiday getaway. And to give you great reasons why this is a wonderful vacation hotspot, do continue reading below: Fowey Has an Amazingly Rich History Granted, most places in the British Isles do have an amazingly long history. However, only some have maintained so much of its charm from yore. And one of these is – yes, you guessed it – Fowey in Cornwall.

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Finding Falmouth’s Best Beaches

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By capitalizing on its rich maritime legacy as well as rich cultural heritage and many world-renowned tourist attractions, Falmouth has slowly but surely transformed its many beaches into a complete holiday treat for vacationers and thrill-seekers alike. It's an amazing holiday destination with some fantastic places to see and explore. Just visit the Falmouth website for some great ideas on things to see and do while on holiday in the area. Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth. Photo by Tim Green The Environmentally-Attuned Gyllyngvase Beach With a well-renowned café and the prestige of a Blue Flag recognition, the Gyllyngvase Beach is one of Falmouth’s most sought-after beaches. Its golden sand provides a wonderful contrast to the sparkling blue waters of the Atlantic that curves a gentle arc into its beaches.

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A Quick Guide to Eating Out in Cornwall

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All of them are top notch Padstow restaurants and surprisingly affordablePadstow in North Cornwall is a great place to visit for a meal out or just to walk around and experience the unique character and atmosphere of this old fishing village. Fowey In Fowey the Old Quay House exercises absolutely no portion control but if you feel you could eat a horse this is the place to startThe restaurant affords great views overlooking the river so there’s plenty to see while you’re busy devouring lunchIt is certainly popular and worth a visitFor a lighter lunch, try Lazy Jacks Café or the Lifebouy Café, both highly recommended for their tasty treats. Falmouth Falmouth has been a port of call for the Royal Navy, not to mention the odd pirate, for generations and also one of the best towns for eating out in CornwallThis fascinating place was where Lord Nelson commissioned and equipped his ships ready for battle before venturing out to sea to give Napoleon a good thrashingIf you like a tipple with your meal visit The Brig, where the beer is served in metal tankards and the food is exemplaryThe motif is definitely nautical – well more piratical really but no one seems to mindFor something a little more contemporary try Wildebeest or Hunkydory - both of which offer great tasting meals and unique dining experiences.

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