Category: Holiday Guide

Nestling in a narrow gulley on the western side of the River Camel estuary, Padstow is sheltered from the

Newquay, the town of plenty- that has something for everyone, no matter what the age, or hobby! This favourite

The picturesque Camelford is a town and civil parish in north Cornwall, situated in the River Camel valley

The town of Camborne is known as a centre for the former Cornish tin and copper mining industry, having its working

Bude has been popular ever since Victorian times as a holiday destination and a notable place to visit. Over the

The town of Boscastle rests in a scenic inlet on the north coast of Cornwall with the harbour being one of the most

Bodmin was previously known as the County town of Cornwall and the only location within Cornwall to be documented

Truro is Cornwall’s only city and is the most southern city in Great Britain. The name Truro is believed to have

St. Austell is a bustling market town often referred to as the capital of the Cornish Alps. The strangely

Saltash is known as the “gateway to Cornwall” and lies in the South East of Cornwall, next to the River Tamar.

Polperro, undoubtedly one of the prettiest places in the whole of Cornwall – sheltered from the ravages of time

The pretty town of Looe has been around since the beginning of the 13th century when it was effectively two towns

Fowey – pronounced Foy to rhyme with Joy! This tiny fishing village is a historic town as well as a commercial

Falmouth is a stunning town with beautiful views from the top and deep waters at the bottom. This fact is literal

Callington is a little ancient town located in a beautiful area of south east Cornwall, England’s most Westerly