Read on to find out our 5 reasons to holiday in Cornwall.

Holidays in Cornwall kindle feelings of nostalgia for most of us. Recalling images of being bundled into the car to begin the drive. Mum and dad in the front discussing the best route, squabbling siblings in the back fighting over the window seat but it would all stop as you entered Cornwall.

Reasons to holiday in Cornwall :

Beaches

Coastal landscape near Porthcurno, with the National Trust owned Logan Rock, one of the iconic rock formations of Cornwall's Land's End Peninsula, in the background, Penwith peninsula

 

Arguably some of the best surfing beaches in the world; English National Surfing Championships will be held at Newquay’s Fistral Beach this year. It’s not all about surfing though. Cornwall boasts some of the most dramatic coast lines in the country. Porthcurnow, three miles southeast of Land’s End, is a gloriously unspoilt beach, hugged by craggy cliffs, has fine white sand made from millennia of sea shells being ground down and is just one example of the county’s greatest beaches.

Heritage

Tintagel

 

The words Cornwall and English Heritage are almost synonymous with each other. From the magic and mysticism of King Arthur’s Tintagel to majesty of St Mawes Castle the best-preserved of Henry VIII’s coastal artillery fortresses, and the most elaborately decorated of them all. Your Cornish holiday would not be complete without a little taste of the rich history this county preserves.

Walking

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There are hundreds of fascinating walks and places to explore in Cornwall.  Walking in Cornwall is one of the most popular activities for residents and holiday home owners alike. From inland paths which explore the moors and mining history of the county, to coastal walks and cliff top footpaths, there is always plenty to see and do.

Attractions

Lanhydrock House, a great place to holiday in Cornwall

 

The people of Cornwall are very fortunate to house some exciting and engaging attractions. These awesome days out cater for people of all ages. We have Crealy Adventure Park for children and families and there are many heritage sites, Lanhydrock for example, for those interested in history. The Eden Project is an example of one of those attractions which appeals to all ages.

Food

Jamie Oliver's 15 restaurant and an ideal place to visit while on holiday in Cornwall.

 

Some of the UK’s top chefs (some of whom are Michelin starred) have developed eateries in Cornwall. From Jamie Oliver’s 15 in Newquay to Rick Stein’s seafood delicacies in Padstow, you will never be short of choices to satiate your taste buds.

So why not book your 2015 holiday now !