Places to visit in Cornwall
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Tintagel
For a magical day out, visit Tintagel Castle. The wonderful location, set high on the rugged North Cornwall coast, offers dramatic views out to sea, and its fascinating ruins and stunning beach cafe make it a perfect day trip
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Port Isaac
The Village of Port Isaac, has become associated with the TV series 'Doc Martin' in which Port Isaac was tranformed into the fictional Port Wenn.
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Land's End
The beautiful scenery of Land's End has made it one of Britain's favourite destinations for days out. At the most south-westerly point of mainland Britain, you can appreciate fully how the relationship between land and sea is constantly changing.
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South West Coastal Path
Where else can you walk along 630 miles of such superb coastline? The heritage, wildlife, geology and scenery along the way are truly inspirational and every day walking it brings stunning new experiences.
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Monkey Sanctuary
Set in beautiful woodland overlooking the picturesque Cornish Coast, The Monkey Sanctuary has been offering a safe home for monkeys in need since 1964. Much more than just monkeys, they offer a great day out for the whole family.
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Flambards
Flambards is the West Country's leading family attraction with rides for everyone, family fun and entertainment. Don't forget to visit the award-winning and unique exhibitions including the The Victorian Village and the Britain in the Blitz.
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St Michael's Mount
The National Trust's St Michael's Mount, Cornwall, is a rocky island crowned by a medieval church and castle. Explore medieval pathways, sub-tropical garden, the castle and harbour whilst admiring the views and history that lives on every step.
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Eden Project
Dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World by some, the Eden Project is a dramatic global garden housed in tropical biomes that nestle in a crater the size of 30 football pitches. Explore the largest indoor rainforest in the world and enjoy special events throughout the year.
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Carbis Bay to St Ives
Distance: 1.2 miles (2km) Difficulty: Easy. This very gentle stroll travels above the railway line, with spectacular views over St Ives Bay. People have lived and worked here since Stone Age times, and there are relics and stories of the past throughout including prehistoric field systems, a Celtic saint's medieval chapel and a fishermen's lookout hut, as well as shipwrecks, railways, mining and a twentieth-century novelist. Take the train back to Carbis Bay from St Ives station
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Hayle to St Ives
Distance: 6.1 miles (9.8km) Difficulty: Moderate The route from Britain's oldest swing bridge leads you along roads following the Hayle Estuary. You are able to take small detours in places in order to reach the muddy flats which are home to many different species of birdlife. The Path also follows part of the ancient pilgrim route called St Michael's Way which led pilgrims across Cornwall from Lelant to Marazion, near Penzance. Follow the railway line to St Ives before arriving at the large, sheltered expanse of golden sand that is Porthminster Beach.
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West Cornwall Bike Hire
Bike Hire for all the family from just £10 per bike. Helmet, locks and local cycle route map free with every rental. Bikes for all sizes and ages. Choose from Mountain Bikes, Road Bikes or Hybrids. Child Seats available. Free delivery to St Ives Holiday Village for 4 bikes or more. Book at Reception or call 01736 755493.
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Bude to Crackington Haven
9.8 miles (15.8 km) Difficulty: Strenuous. A mixed terrain from grassy paths to some of the steepest valleys on the South West Coastal Path. This walk provides you with wide, open views of the Atlantic from high cliff top paths.
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Widemouth to Bude
The walk follows the coast from Widemouth Bay to Bude, passing Phillip's Point Nature reserve to the watchtower at Compass Point. The route then turns inland at the Bude breakwater and follows the canal from the sea lock into Bude. The walk continues along the canal towpath to Helebridge and then follows footpaths over fields from Whalesborough to the coast.
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Bude Canal Walk
6 miles. Difficulty: Moderate.A gentle stroll along Bude's historic canal, through a peaceful pastoral landscape with a wealth of wildlife, returning via the Coast Path with its tremendous sea views. An excellent walk for children.
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Pondtsock to Penfound
3.2 miles (5.1km) Difficulty: Easy Start from Poundstock Church and follow the lanes through the small hamlet of Treskinnick Cross before dropping down into the valley at Newmill where it follows the stream to Penfound Manor – the oldest inhabited house in England.
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Duckpool Beach
Accessed over a pebble ridge, this is a quiet cove where you can relax away from the crowds. Swimming and surfing are not recommended due to strong currents. Car park and toilets. Dogs welcome all year.
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St Ives Boats
St Ives Boats offer daily boat trips leaving from St Ives harbour. Seal watching along the magnificent Cornish Coast at Seal Island and across the bay at the famous Godrevy Lighthouse, St Ives Boats explore one of the UK’s most stunning areas.
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St Ives Boats
St Ives Boats offer daily boat trips leaving from St Ives harbour. Seal watching along the magnificent Cornish Coast at Seal Island and across the bay at the famous Godrevy Lighthouse, St Ives Boats explore one of the UK’s most stunning areas.
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