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On the first day we went to St Michael's Mount. We visited the castle there and ate chips (I think). It was definitely delicious. The next day we visited Tintagel. We went hiking there. But it wouldn't have been so nice without weatherproof clothing. But the nature was great. There were also some interesting caves on the beach. On the last day, we visited EdenProject. We looked at the flowers there and ate some delicious ice cream. However, it was only possible to pay by card, so I had to borrow the card from someone.
We stayed in NewQuay and went on coastal walks there. We also visited Tintagel, the Eden Project and st. Michaels Mount.
The caves on the coast near Tintagel are very beautiful and large. Well worth a visit.
Because the area offers great nature.
Great nature
Hospitable people
Almost only card payment
High prices
Nature lovers
I was in Cornwall for a few days with my family. Even though we were able to spend a very relaxing time in the countryside there, there are a few drawbacks to this destination. Public transport could definitely be improved and I wouldn't recommend travelling without a hire car. The region also offers few activities for younger people. Nevertheless, it is definitely worth a visit!
A visit to the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens should definitely be on your list. Unfortunately, travelling without a car is difficult and the entrance fees are not cheap, but it's still worth it! If you have booked cosy accommodation in a cottage, simply relaxing there can be the highlight of your trip. And tea time with scones is not to be missed!
Instead of celebrating tea time in expensive tourist cafés, you can also learn to bake your own scones. The knowledge you acquire is also a great souvenir to take home with you
I would recommend this destination to anyone who wants to spend an idyllic time by the sea
Beautiful nature
Charming fishing village architecture
Expandable public transport offer
little to experience for younger people
Fans of city breaks
Holiday breaks in Cornwall cottages are popular both to Brits, but also to people from around the world – a popularity born of fantastic weather, gorgeous accommodation, sandy beaches and breathtaking coastlines in the South West of England.
The warm weather is thanks both to the Southern location in England, and the Gulf Stream bringing warm air from the Caribbean. This makes sunbathing, surfing, and eating local ice-cream very popular.
There are many holiday home options for places to stay in Cornwall. On Cornwall’s Atlantic coast to the North are spots like Newquay, Padstow and Bude – often popular for surfing. The Riviera coast to the South at Falmouth or Plymouth, where sandy beaches sit in the sun all day long. Finally, in Western Cornwall, there are St Ives, or the most westernly point, Land’s End, with incredible views and rugged coastlines.
If a Cornish self catered holiday rental sounds ideal for you, then explore the locations above or the Northern seaside resorts of Blackpool or Scarborough. The Southern seaside resort of Brighton is also well worth a visit. Browse the available Cornwall holiday apartments and Cornwall Holiday Cottages to rent and enjoy your stay and family holiday in Cornwall here.
The most booked accommodations in Cornwall are cottage and house rentals. We search from more than 14,842 accommodations in Cornwall to help you find the perfect place to stay during your trip.
With Casamundo, you will find holiday rentals in Cornwall starting from as little as £41. On average, properties in Cornwall will have a size of 164 m² (House rentals) and 97 m² (Cottage).
We can help you find accommodations in Cornwall for a group. On average, the cottage has space for 5 guests.