Find holiday inspiration for the perfect break - Cornwall

Helston Tourist Information

Helston is a gateway to the spectacular Lizard Peninsula Helston market town or ‘Helly’ is a gateway to the magical Lizard Peninsula in South Cornwall. The town is rich in stannary and tin mining history. It...

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Fowey Tourist Information

The Fowey Estuary St Catherine’s Point & Castle, Fowey Great for walkers as well as watersports and sailing fans, Fowey on the South Cornwall coast sits adjacent to the Saints Way which winds up towards...

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Falmouth Tourist Information

National Maritime Museum, Falmouth Harbour Falmouth Harbour Falmouth is rich in maritime heritage and its scenic deep-water harbour is the world’s third largest. An international centre for sailing, Falmouth...

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Porthleven Tourist Information

Porthleven Harbour Porthleven Beach Porthleven is a quintessential Cornish harbour village on Mounts Bay, just 10 miles east of Penzance and 3 miles west of Helston. The harbour dates from the Napoleonic era...

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Bude Tourist Information

Bude, North Cornwall Coast Bude on the North Cornwall Atlantic coast near the Devon border is a charming small town famed for its award-winning beaches and surfing, its historic canal and fabulous coastal...

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St. Mawes Tourist Information

St Mawes, South Cornwall St Mawes Castle St Mawes on the South Cornwall coast sits on the western edge of the Roseland Peninsula Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village with its famous headland castle,...

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Launceston Tourist Information

Launceston Castle Inside the earlier Norman shell keep of Launceston Castle. A 13th century round tower surrounds the earlier shell-keep Beautiful market town Launceston located just off the A30, the main...

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St. Agnes Tourist Information

St Agnes Beaches Dog friendly beaches in St Agnes The Cornish village of St. Agnes nestles in the cliffs on the North Cornish Coast between Newquay and St Ives and has four stunning beaches. It sits within...

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Polperro Tourist Information

Elevated Polperro accommodation with views of the harbour & village Picturesque fishing village Polperro on the south east Cornish coast is thought by many to be one of Cornwall’s most beautiful coastal...

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Perranporth Tourist Information

Perranporth Beach Perranporth on the North Cornwall Coast is around 8 miles south of Newquay and 4 miles north of St Agnes. Cornish capital Truro is just 8 miles away, making Perranporth a great base for...

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Newquay Holiday Cottages

Newquay Cottages, Seaside Bungalows & Holiday Homes Newquay offers a diverse range of holiday cottages and spacious holiday homes including contemporary mews-style properties set close to the beaches and...

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Dog Friendly Hotels in Cornwall

All year round dog friendly beaches & spectacular coastal walking on The Lizard Cornwall’s coast and country landscapes are perfect for holidays with dogs. The region offers a wide range of pet friendly...

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Isles of Scilly Tourist Information

Boat trips around the Isles of Scilly There’s something to do all year round on the Isles of Scilly with its unique light, beautiful fine white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, bird watching...

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Newquay Tourist Information

Surfing on Fistral Beach, Newquay Newquay Beaches Newquay’s evolution into the UK’s ultimate surfing and beach holiday resort, host to international surfing competitions, is a late 20th century phenomena. The...

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Cornwall Pet Friendly Holidays

Pet Friendly Holidays in Cornwall Cornwall loves dogs and contains hundreds of pet friendly cottages, B&Bs and apartments. It’s the perfect destination for holidays with active pooches. The region offers a...

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