♥ Cornwall

Cornwall is located at the south-west tip of England and bordered in the east by the River Tamar. The county has the longest stretch of coastline in England, with over 300 golden beaches, and thanks to its isolated position on the SW coast, much of it has remained untouched for centuries.

Cornwall boasts some of England’s finest and most dramatic scenery, with historic market towns, small hamlets and quaint fishing villages dotting the county.

The Cornish landscape around the coastal areas is mainly undulating hills, with the coastline being rich and varied, with small rocky coves, wide sandy beaches and high rugged cliffs (especially along the north Atlantic coast). The Lizard peninsular is the most southerly point in mainland England, with Land’s End its most westerly.

As well as the golden beaches, Newquay has many hidden Cornish gems and the three main ones are the Harbour, Huers Hut and the Trenance Gardens and Boating Lake – each one different and yet full of history and beauty.

Newquay, whilst being the main town, has many other beautiful surrounding towns and villages to visit. From Mawgan Porth up to Padstow. Port Isaac, Rock along the coast and the more inland towns and villages of Wadebridge, there are so many places to visit.

Newquay is part of the South West Coast Path which is a 630 mile coastal path that goes from Somerset’s Minehead all the way around Cornwall and back up to Dorset.

The scenery and wildlife that you will see whilst on the coast path is truly inspiring and with the captivating coastlines and the endless views of the ocean, experiencing just a small part of the coastal path is something we would highly recommend.