Category: Holiday Guide

St Just stands between two wild valleys near the coast, approximately four miles from Lands End and eight miles

St Ives lies on the coast of the Celtic Sea west of Camborne and north of Penzance. Legend has it that the origin

Sennen is a parish and the last village in Cornwall before the Land’s End. The name of the village is thought to

A gorgeous Cornish seaside harbour, Porthleven puts Cornwall on the spot as a must have destination. Set in the

Porthcurno is a tiny village with a giant personality on the south coast of Cornwall. The name of the village has

The ancient market town of Penzance is the locals capital of the far west of Cornwall and is set in beautiful

The beautiful market town of Launceston is situated between Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor in the Tamar Valley. The

Tintagel is a small and typically Cornish village situated on the rugged North Cornish coast. It has all you would

Wadebridge is a market town situated in North Cornwall. The town once spanned two parishes St Breock and

St Agnes is a large picturesque village on the north coast of Cornwall. Historically, St Agnes and the surrounding

Rock is coastal village situated opposite Padstow on the bank of the River Camel estuary. The road that runs beside

The name Redruth is derived from the Cornish name Rhyd-ruth, Rhyd meaning a ford and ruth meaning the colour red.

Porthtowan is a quaint and rustic small village and is considered a popular tourist destination in the summer. The

Port Isaac, was a busy coastal port from the Middle Ages to the mid 19th century when it was a buzzing and busy

Polzeath is a beautiful and very popular coastal village in North Cornwall. It is a well-known surfing resort and

Perranporth is a seaside village famous for its three long miles of soft, sandy beach that stretches out