 Boasting some of the best beaches and surfing in Britain, Newquay is one of Cornwall's premier holiday sites. Unsurprisingly, it has now obtained a reputation for being England's surfing capital but there’s much more to Newquay than being just a surfers paradise... |
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 Located at the southern tip of Cornwall, Penzance is well worth exploring and has a wide variety of things to do and explore. Whether you want town life, to check out rural Cornwall or experience the coastal waters around Cornwall where years ago smugglers were rife... |
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Truro or Truru in the Cornish language is the administrative city of
Cornwall. Truro's name is taken from the Cornish word for three rivers tri-veru.
Once a busy inland port Truro lies in the heart of Cornwall county mingled between the rivers Kenwyn, Truro and Allen. |
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Falmouth is most famous for it's busy harbour and most recently the National
Maritime Museum an award wining structure built on the harbour which is open all
year round and houses many maritime exhibitions and displays. |
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 Tucked away in the very far corners of South West Cornwall is the charming little town of Marazion, believed to be Britain's oldest town. Aside from being steeped in history, and the location of St Michaels Mount, Marazion is also loved by those interested in hiking, water sports and bird watching... |
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 The remains of Tintagel Castle are quite spectacular - set upon the steep cliffs overlooking the Atlantic ocean. It's believed that King Arthur was born here while Merlin stood famously in a cave beneath the castle. This is Merlins Cave and visitors can view it when the tide is not high... |
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