- Cornwall is one of Great Britain's most charming counties, located along the rugged southwestern tip of the country's Atlantic Ocean coastline.
- The charming peninsular county is home to iconic natural areas such as the popular spiritual pilgrimage site Saint Nectan’s Glen, the dramatic rocky Bedruthan Steps, and Land's End, which forms one end of England's famed "First and Last" cross-country journey.
Best Time to Visit
Places to Stay
Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild weather and blooming coastal landscapes.
The Scarlet Hotel – A luxury eco-hotel overlooking Mawgan Porth Beach.
Explore the Eden Project – Visit the famous biomes filled with exotic plants.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and perfect for beach activities.
St. Moritz Hotel – A stylish seaside retreat in Rock.
Relax on Porthcurno Beach – Enjoy white sand and crystal-clear waters.
Fall (September-November) – Fewer tourists, cooler temperatures, and stunning autumn scenery.
The Headland Hotel – A historic clifftop hotel in Newquay.
Walk along the South West Coast Path – Take in dramatic coastal views and historic sites.
Winter (December-February) – Quiet, cozy, and great for storm-watching.
Artist Residence Cornwall – A quirky boutique hotel in Penzance.
Visit St. Michael’s Mount – Explore the tidal island and medieval castle.
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