Best places to stay and things to do on holiday in Cornwall
Falmouth’s well-known coastal culture and maritime legacy is the key to understanding the rich cultural heritage of the English. Strategically located at the mouth of the Fal River, Falmouth has been the bastion of England’s independence from continental Europe paving the way for England’s rise as a major world power. Today, visitors are not only…
Cornwall has a long, rugged and spectacular coastline, punctuated by beaches, fishing villages, high cliffs, castles and rock formations of all shapes and sizes. The coast is a huge draw for visitors, making Cornwall the UK’s most popular holiday destination. But where can you go to experience the best that the coast has to offer?…
Cornwall is really popular with tourists, including those traveling with families and small kids. Finding a baby or toddler-friendly accommodation is the first step. Luckily Cornwall has the widest choice of holiday accommodation and there are hundreds of large holiday homes suitable for families throughout this spectacular county. Next is to plan what to do. Make sure you opt for a family-oriented beach that is safe and interesting for your little one, especially since babies might not be into hiking a lot.
Away from the daily mumblings of the English city life, Looe is the perfect coastal refuge when in Cornwall. This 5000-strong town is more than a dainty village; it is filled with historic churches and harbour sights you can calmly enjoy. Here’s a holiday guide for your next Looe trip. Pick your Cottage Exploring this…
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.
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….
The first thing which comes to your head when you think of England is endless rain and the cold. So when you think of summer vacations, it really is not the first place that would first go through your head. Spain, the South of France and the Mediterranean countries are the usual options because of the warm temperatures…