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Local Attractions
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Out and about in Cornwall
Cornwall has a multitude of attractions to help wile
away the hours
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Gardens
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Family
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The Eden Project
One of the most famous horticultural sites in the world.
Open all year round this is a must see on your visit.
Near St. Austell @40 minutes by car. |
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Roseland Paddle and Sail
"Between the Land and the Sea" is a fair description of
the Roseland, one of the most beautiful parts of
Cornwall. The best way to experience the beauty of this
peninsula is by water and it provides some of the best
sailing and canoeing areas in the country.
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The Lost Gardens of Heligan
Made famous on TV, these are the gardens 'discovered'
and recreated by Tim Smit (the power behind the Eden
Project). A wonderful place to visit. Near Mevagissey @30 minutes by car. |
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Flambards
Flambards is more than just a Theme Park - the Flambards Experience is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Cornwall. Not only does the Theme Park host the best thrill rides in Cornwall, but also the Flambards Victorian Village and Britain in the Blitz
indoor tourist attractions.
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Glendurgan
A superb subtropical valley garden with year-round interest.
beautiful views over the Helford River and coastline |
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Lands End
Make a day of it at Land’s End – a place of stunning scenery and fabled views. A place of natural beauty. Cornwall’s place of legend and mystery with 6 superb attractions bringing you tales of heroism, skulduggery and adventure.
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Trebah
A spectacular 26 acre Cornish ravine garden, rated among the 80 finest gardens in the
world with great local food served in their terraced
garden cafe.
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Minack Theatre
The Minack Theatre is the most famous cliff theatre in Britain, possibly in the world,carved into the granite cliff overlooking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno bay.
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Pine Lodge
Developed by Ray and Shirley Clemo, passionate plantspeople and avid collectors of rare and unusual specimens -
see over 6,000 plants carefully labelled! The gardens are immaculate. The attention to detail is
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South West Coast Path
This is right on our doorstep. Explore the local coast from
this central base with beautiful walks to St. Anthony's
Head, Nare Head and many more lovely spots.
Compare
prices for books on walking the South West Coast
Path and throughout the UK
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Beaches
Need we say more. The beaches of the South Coast provide
some of the safest swimming in Cornwall. On our doorstep
are Pothcurnick, Towan, Carne and Pendower to name but a
few
Surfing on the North Coast is under an hour away.
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Places to Eat
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Places to Eat
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Tresanton
Hotel
The Original Cornish seaside boutique hotel.
Sample the excellent food on the terrace whilst enjoying
stunning views over the Percuil river towards St Anthony's
Head
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Driftwood Hotel
Under 5 minutes walk, this recently opened hotel has
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St Mawes
Hotel
Originally refurbished in the winter of 1999 The St Mawes Hotel is situated but a stone throw away from the waters edge in the delightful village of St Mawes, Cornwall. A friendly welcome is offered to all
customers, be it hotel guests or members of the public
that frequent the bar & restaurant.
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Places to Eat
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Braganza B&B is an elegant Regency House built around 1800. This historically listed house is set in the midst of a large garden overlooking the harbour and the bay of St Mawes. Although the house is in a secluded area it is a minutes walk to the village with its many pubs and restaurants.
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