Cornwall, the most south westerly county in Britain is a fantastic place for a family holiday. Cornwall offers much in terms of attractions, activities and accommodation.
Some of the best attractions in Cornwall include the Lost Gardens of Heligan which are located near Mavagissey and has been voted as one of the best gardens in UK; Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay which boasts over 40 living displays of marine species; Land’s End which is the most westerly point of the county and Britain and offers the best views of the Atlantic Ocean; Tate Gallery in St Ives which exhibits work by modern British artists; St Catherine’s Castle which was commissioned to be built by Henry VIII in the 16th century and was used to protect Fowey Harbour and The Eden Project near St Austell which is the world’s largest greenhouse that represents three different environments and houses plants from all over the world.
Activities in Cornwall are plentiful too – there are several water sports such as surfing, wake boarding, kayaking and sailing available in Cornwall.
Those that prefer to explore their surroundings can go for walks or opt to cycle around – there are many walking and cycling trails around. There are also activity centres around that offer a wide range of exciting and inspiring outdoor activities such as archery, abseiling, climbing, canoeing and zip wire. Cornwall is famous for its surf academies and boat trips.
In terms of accommodation options, Cornwall has it all.
From luxury hotels to bed and breakfast establishments and Cornwall self catering holiday cottages to camping sites there is something to suit all tastes, needs and budget. A number of holiday makers are opting for Cornwall self catering holidays. Self catering options include apartments or cottages that are fully equipped and serviced. By opting for a self catering holiday, this means that you do not have to deal with other guests or stick with set meal times and curfews that certain hotels and guest houses have. Not only are Cornwall self catering holidays affordable, they are also convenient and comfortable. There is no restriction with meal times, you can cook and eat whenever you feel like in the kitchen. If you prefer not to cook, you can go out and try the local cuisine and not have to worry about meals that have been paid for already. Also, there are self catering apartments and cottages springing up everywhere in Cornwall, meaning that you can choose where you would like to stay, instead of restricting yourself to a hotel.
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