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Beautiful beaches, friendly people and delicious cornish food.
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Touristy in summer, traffic jams on the way there, narrow roads
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Beautiful places often accessible by tiny narrow lanes!
Best Western The Hotel Bristol
2 Reviews and 99 Opinions Now, I'm sure that when we're old & grey(er), we'll be glad of a nice rest home in which to enjoy...
1 Review and 426 Opinions The Boskerris is a small, family run hotel located in Carbis Bay, a few miles out of St Ives. We...
1 Review and 226 Opinions Part of the Premier Inn chain, as far as I’m concerned these hotels offer good value with the added...
RogerLB Says: Today I opted for a run from Redruth down to Gunwaloe on the Lizard Peninsular in Cornwall. A run of about 45 minutes on generally rural roadsGunwalloe,...
Art-traveller Says: I recently spent two days at an amazing art school in Newlyn, Cornwall doing an experimental painting course. The school has really well known artists teaching...
SurfaceTravel Says: We went to Tintagel Castle, an English Heritage site, in time for the 10:00 opening. It was a good time as there were only one other couple and us. There are...
St. Michael's Mount: a nice stop on the road trip
SurfaceTravel Says: The National Trust property of St. Michael's Mount is a tidal island off the coast from Marazion with a chapel and a castle on it. At one point is was owned by...
Eden Project: a good 3 or 4 hours with family
SurfaceTravel Says: Eden Project is a theme-park of large domed greenhouses and plants. This was a long weekend, so it was quite crowded, and there were one or two line-ups, but it...
Land's End: a point on a map and tourist trap
SurfaceTravel Says: Land's End is the furthest west point of mainland England, in Cornwall. I cannot describe it better than Paul Bloomfield, one of the authors of the 5th edition...
davidjo Says: There are many standing stones in Cornwall but one of the most famous to visit is Lanyon Quoit and it is right next to the road between Morvah and Madron. These...
King_Golo Says: Padstow had been recommended to me before we went to Cornwall, so I was really looking forward to finally getting there. However, it was a bit of a...
Hiking from Tintagel to Boscastle
King_Golo Says: This 7km hike is in parts really exhausting, but takes you along some of the most spectacular cliff scenery. Starting at the tourist trap Tintagel Castle,...
King_Golo Says: Among the countless breathtaking panoramic views of Cornwall Zennor Head must be among the most breathtaking. It is tucked away behind the hamlet of Zennor...
Walk from Lizard Point to Kynance Cove
King_Golo Says: A very nice walk of approximately 1 hour takes you from Lizard Point to Kynance Cove, the whole time along the cliffs. There are only a few slightly more...
King_Golo Says: Britain's southernmost point is only an hour's drive away from its westernmost point. However, the differences between them couldn't be stronger. While the...
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