| Newquay | | | | the north and south coasts. The city has a fine |
| Newquay and the surrounding area offers much to the | | | | selection of shops, restaurants, a museum and a |
| visitor with a choice of seven beaches and unrivalled | | | | magnificent cathedral, which was built between 1880 |
| scenic beauty, with Lands End and St. Ives to the | | | | and 1910. On Boscawen Street there is a splendid city |
| west, Padstow and Tintagel to the east. Newquay is | | | | hall (Hall For Cornwall) built in 1846 that has recently |
| one of the top five holiday resorts in the country and | | | | benefited from an extensive interior and remodelling |
| can be reached by train, bus and by air. It undoubtedly | | | | program. Each evening there are live performances to |
| has the widest range of entertainment in Cornwall with | | | | offer old and young alike with an unrivalled programme. |
| many nightclubs, pubs and restaurants catering for | | | | In the immediate area there is a cinema, a bowling |
| young, old and families alike. Well situated for touring | | | | alley, picture galleries, a leisure centre, a childrens park |
| with many attractions to visit: The Sealife Centre is | | | | and a golf club. Its good road and rail links puts it within |
| right on Towan Beach, it brings to life the creatures of | | | | easy reach of almost every part of Cornwall. Truro |
| the sea, including the sharks! Dairyland, Springfields and | | | | has a great deal to offer all the family and is a |
| the Shire Horse Adventure Park, are all within an easy | | | | wonderful place to visit.Less than a fifteen-minute drive |
| drive. There are swimming pools, zoo set in the | | | | you can also reach many beaches including St.Agnes. |
| gardens of Trenance, with tennis courts and a boating | | | | Perranporth, Newquay and Falmouth. Boat trips are |
| lake. Sea and fishing trips can also be booked from | | | | available from Truro to Falmouth and St Mawes. |
| Newquay Harbour. Newquay is a splendid holiday | | | | West Cornwall |
| resort that can be enjoyed in all seasons. | | | | St.Ives with the sun on the water is breathtaking. There |
| Perranporth | | | | is a wonderful Museum, Tate Gallery and a delightful |
| An ideal location to stroll along the west facing 3-mile | | | | village with beaches, small gift and craft shops |
| stretch of fine, golden sand surrounded by high dunes | | | | surrounding the fishing harbour that helped St.Ives grow |
| and cliffs, or one may wish to explore the many caves | | | | to prosperity. A scenic coastal railway trip can be used |
| and rock pools. Perranporth is a true surfers paradise, | | | | as a park and ride connects St.Ives with Lelant at |
| whilst also popular for those who wish to have a swim | | | | Hayle. Hayle is still a working port and some of its piers |
| or a relaxed paddle in the sea. Throughout the | | | | and jetties date back to the 18th century. Other |
| summer season you can be entertained in the beach | | | | interesting areas include Portreath which is steeped in |
| pub/restaurant/takeaway The Watering Hole, with | | | | history - during the 18th century it was a busy harbour |
| various live bands, ranging from the easy listening Jazz | | | | serving the copper and tin mines of Camborne and |
| Bands, to Reggae Bands and Rock Bands etc. The | | | | Redruth. Now the coastal footpath from Portreath |
| beach is an ideal location to keep the younger | | | | toward St.Ives Bay runs through some of the most |
| members of the family occupied, with childrens | | | | spectacular scenery imaginable. The many attractions |
| go-karts, slides and a ball pool operating throughout the | | | | nearby include Lands End, Paradise Park, Flambards |
| summer season. An 18-hole links golf course, gliding, | | | | and Poldark Mine. With easy access along the A30 to |
| flying clubs, boating, bowling, horse-riding, tennis and | | | | Penzance, Truro, Falmouth and north to Perranporth |
| fishing lakes are all in the village with numerous small | | | | and Newquay this is an ideal location for touring |
| shops and restaurants to cater for everyone. | | | | Cornwall. |
| Portreath | | | | Falmouth |
| Portreath is on the North coast of Cornwall, it has a | | | | Falmouth is a very popular holiday resort located on |
| splendid sandy beach set amidst rocks and rockpools | | | | the west of Cornwall. There are 4 main beaches, |
| excellent for surfing and bathing. There is a harbour | | | | Gyllyngvase, Castle, Swanpool and Maenporth, a |
| that dates back to the 18th century and the village has | | | | perfect arena for sunbathing, swimming and |
| plenty of local amenities including a supermarket, | | | | sandcastle building. The bustling town centre contains |
| bakery, restaurants and pubs. Portreath provides an | | | | many of the expected high street names, alongside |
| ideal location for those wishing to tour the popular | | | | specialist shops with great maritime charm. The |
| resorts of Cornwall: in less than half an hours car | | | | Falmouth Arts Centre, the Cornwall Maritime Museum |
| journey, you could find yourself in St.Ives, Falmouth, | | | | and the Falmouth Art Gallery, with its renowned |
| Penzance, or the cathedral city of Cornwall. Portreath | | | | collection of Tuke paintings, complemented by the |
| is a spectacular beauty spot that nestles in the valley | | | | Princess Pavillion, together provide a comprehensive |
| between high cliffs that is ideal for all the family. | | | | programme of exhibitions, concerts and theatrical |
| St. Agnes | | | | events throughout the year. There is a water park |
| St. Agnes provides old quaint side streets, many | | | | with wave machine and outdoor sports facilities, Henry |
| picturesque cottages, two surfing beaches and several | | | | VIII castle and National Trust properties with beautiful |
| beautiful areas of National Trust Land. The shingle | | | | gardens. These are but a few of the many scenic and |
| sandy beaches of Trevaunance Cove and Chapel | | | | sporting attractions in this beautiful area. The creeks |
| Porth are popular where children can swim, play, and | | | | and rivers of Falmouth are best to be explored by |
| fish in the rock pools. Wonderful cliff walks with | | | | taking one of the Falmouths pleasure boats or a ferry |
| picturesque views and a swimming pool nestles at the | | | | which can be boarded at either Truro or Falmouth |
| foot of the cliffs naturally fed by seawater. There are | | | | harbour. |
| small shops, pubs and restaurants - an ideal location to | | | | St.Austell - Par |
| enjoy a relaxing holiday away from all the hustle & | | | | Sheltered from the Atlantic winds and the surfing seas. |
| bustle. St. Agnes is an uncommercialised village, with | | | | The Southern coast offers a much calmer part of |
| the St.Agnes Beacon dominated by the National Trust. | | | | Cornwall with small towns, fishing villages, harbours and |
| The immediate area still features the Old Sea Captains | | | | a choice of historical gardens. The spectacular Eden |
| cottages Stippy Stappy and the lost harbours of the | | | | Project (home to a dramatic global garden the size of |
| Trevaunance Cove. Being 5 miles from the A30, 9 | | | | 30 football pitches) is located at Bodelva near |
| miles from the City of Truro, and 12 miles from | | | | St.Austell and Par. Its dome-like conservatories link |
| Newquay this is a very central place to spend your | | | | together to form the largest greenhouse in the world. |
| holiday, enabling you to visit many interesting parts of | | | | This will enable everyone to discover the wonders of |
| Cornwall. | | | | a tropical rainforest with flowers, plants and exotic |
| Truro | | | | fruits from all over the world. |
| Truro is the city of Cornwall located mid-way between | | | | |