With pretty villages, delicious food and miles and miles of beautiful coastline, why not take a trip to Britain’s paradise?
Whether you’re a wave chaser, avid hiker or just like ice cream, Cornwall has something for everyone. There are so many places to visit, all with that famous cornish charm and its own unique beauty spots, that you can go back again and again and never get bored. Family-friendly, kid-friendly, pet-friendly – it’s easy to see why Cornwall is an all-round favourite.
With over 300 beaches and almost 500km of coastline, families flock there every summertime to soak up the British sunshine.
The Eden Project is located near St Austell and is a great day out for all the family.
Read MoreThis award-winning wildlife sanctuary can be found in Hayle near St Ives.
Read MoreAdd a little history to your trip with a visit to Henry VIII’s coastal fortress:
Read MoreThis hidden gem lies in the south of Cornwall and is known as one of the best family beaches.
Read MoreTruro is Cornwall’s only city. It is full of the usual shops and restaurants
Read MoreCornwall has lots to offer, so it depends on what you’re after. Penzance is good for history and museums, St Ives for art and coastal walks and Padstow for its harbour views. If you want to do some shopping, Truro is ideal, whilst Bodmin is bursting with historical landmarks and country houses.
Cornwall sees over 15 million visitors each year so its beaches can get a little crowded. If you’re looking to avoid the tourists, June or September is a good time to go. You’ll find the weather is good but it’s cheaper and less busy than July and August.
When visiting, many people make the most of the warm waters. There are lots of great diving spots for all ages; many people learn to dive at Pendennis in Falmouth as its steps offer safety whilst there’s a lot of marine life to spot. You can also learn how to kayak, canoe, windsurf and more.
Yorkshire is quintessential “British” in every sense of the word.
The Lake District is the ultimate getaway: peppered with stunning villages, historical castles and beautiful scenery, the Lakes makes for a great outdoor adventure.
If you prefer to amble wistfully through well preserved period streets, stumbling across historical buildings and sprawling greens, then the South-East is ideal for you.