Cornwall is known for a lot of things from Cornish pasties to having the best surfing spots in the UK but it is also considered one of the best UK holiday destinations. With everything from sea, sand and fish and chips it is a dream destination for many. With that said it might be hard …
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Cornwall is famous for several things, from its fantastic surfing spots, Cornish pasties and of course Cornish ice cream. But it is also known for having many quaint and delightful seaside towns perfect for holidays or days out. With that in mind, during our trip to Cornwall, we decided to stay in Newquay and use …
On our first visit to Newquay, we drove from our home in Wakefield and used the town as a base to explore other Cornish towns such as St Ives and Padstow. However, little we didn’t know how difficult it would be to park while we were there. Due to our b&b not having designated parking, …
Situated on the north coast of Cornwall is the fishing town of Padstow. While Padstow has always been an incredibly charming harbour town, its recent rise in popularity can, for the most part, be attributed to celebrity chef Rick Stein who made his name here. We opted to base ourselves in Newquay during our recent …
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Fistral Beach is home to British surfing and as such is one of the most popular beaches in Cornwall. Whether you’re an avid surfer or just enjoy lazy days at the beach this is certainly a must-visit location on your trip to the South West. We spent most days here on our week-long summer trip …
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Cornwall has an incredible amount to offer visitors, however, as the region is situated on the southwestern tip of England getting around can at times be difficult in a car, a taxi, or on public transport. While you can definitely explore Cornwall without a car, the experience could end up being both frustrating and expensive. …
The Eden Project is one of the premier tourist attractions in the South West. The reclaimed china clay pit was transformed between 1998 and 2001 to create what we know today as The Eden Project. The Eden Project is often referred to as a global garden as it hosts a variety of plants from around …
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