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4 Cornish Experiences to do Before You Die

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Sara
Many go on a holiday vacation to unwind and have fun. However, people go to Cornwall specifically to make wonderful memories from a wide array of experiences from tasting the famed cuisine of the region to exploring its historic mining and fishing villages and a whole lot more. Some go surfing while others prefer coasteering. For those who are still wondering what to do in the picturesque landscape of Cornwall, here are 4 Cornish experiences you can bring home. 1.       The Eden Project  You don’t need to travel the world to enjoy the planet’s most exotic flora. You only need to visit The Eden Project.

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Ten of The Best Pubs and Bars in Cornwall

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After you have booked your holiday to Cornwall (click here for tips on planning a trip) you can think about all the great places you want to visitHere are the top 10 Cornish pubs and bars you may want to include in your itinerary for a really fantastic holiday in Cornwall. 1.       Blue Anchor Inn For the best brew, head out to blue Anchor Inn and enjoy its most sought after brew, MiddleThe pub has been making these drinks for more than 6 centuries. 2.       Blue Bar Surfers heading to Porthtowan in the north, famed for its curling waves, find Blue Bar to be a fantastic way to rest after a day in the waterWith music humming in the background, guests are treated to decent bistro food plus an excellent vibe which is just perfect for relaxing surfers’ tired bodies.

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How to Find the Best Days Out in Cornwall

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This website was discovered the other day when I was trawling the internet looking for information for an article about places to visit for days out in Cornwall. I was blown away by the wealth of information it contains. It’s an awesome site displaying the details of its 38 members who run visitor attractions in Cornwall. Best Days Out Cornwall is owned and managed by the Cornwall Association of Tourist Attractions. For over 40 years, the Cornwall Association of Tourist Attractions (CATA) has been working to improve the quality of the visitor experience in Cornwall. What’s unique about this website, is that it does not list a huge list of all the possible places you can visit in Cornwall.

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Cool Fowey Beaches for Hot Summer Getaways

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Sara
The first thing which comes to your head when you think of England is endless rain and the cold. So when you think of summer vacations, it really is not the first place that would first go through your head. Spain, the South of France and the Mediterranean countries are the usual options because of the warm temperatures and always sunny climate. But don’t disregard this historic European island nation completely. It has its share of great beaches too. Fowey, for instance, is a great destination if you are looking for beaches.This tiny fishing village located in the southern tip of Cornwall in England has been a famous trading port back in the middle ages.

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Sights and Adventures in Historic and Renowned Falmouth

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Sara
Falmouth’s well-known coastal culture and maritime legacy is the key to understanding the rich cultural heritage of the English. Strategically located at the mouth of the Fal River, Falmouth has been the bastion of England’s independence from continental Europe paving the way for England’s rise as a major world power. Today, visitors are not only treated to the rich history of the town, they are also given the opportunity to enjoy its many award-winning attractions, beautifully-landscaped and well-maintained parks and gardens, miles of water activity-filled beaches, and breathtaking nature trails. As well as amazing sights and adventures, Falmouth welcomes holidaymakers with some extraordinary places to stay ranging from scenic cottages in Falmouth through to boutique hotels right on the beach.