Start planning your next Cornish adventure with help from Experience Cornwall Tours
Cornwall is packed full of breath-taking scenery, its brimming with history, its proud of its culture and prides itself on its hospitality, food and drink. But where do you base yourself if you are new to Cornwall?
Hi, I’m Louise founder of Experience Cornwall Tours and I’m going to give you a visual guide to the four ‘corners’ of our stunning county that I’m lucky enough to call home.
What’s on your door to explore?
The Rugged North, with its high cliffs, long golden beaches, and surfing culture. The soft South with sheltered creeks, thatched fishing villages, sub-tropical gardens and areas of outstanding natural beauty. The ancient West with UNESCO world mining heritage status, a unique open-air theatre and of course the UK’s most Westerly point at Land’s End. Or Go East, where you will find Moorland, coastal villages, historical houses, and the beautiful Roseland Peninsula.
I hope this visual guide will help you choose your base for your stay.
The Rugged North of Cornwall
The Soft South of Cornwall
The Ancient West of Cornwall
Exploring East Cornwall
Now that you know which region you would like to base yourself in, Cornwall Holidays can help you find the perfect accommodation for your Cornish adventure.
To make the most of your visit when you’re here, why don’t you book a guided tour with us? We will drive you safely to our hidden gems and must-see landmarks, in our air-conditioned 8-seater VW bus, bringing this county to life through the eyes of a local.
Call us 01872 396143 or email louise@experiencecorwalltours.co.uk to book.
You can also find more information at www.experiencecornwalltours.co.uk
I’m going to leave you with some interesting facts about our wonderful county, Cornwall…
- Voted best UK holiday destination for 9 of the last 10 years
- 27% of land in Cornwall is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty
- Home to 10% of the world’s best cheeses
- Home to 3 of the top visited gardens in the UK
- 8 Blue Flag beaches
- It has World Mining Heritage status UNESCO
- Cornwall has a space port, where they have teamed up with Virgin Orbit
- It has the world’s largest satellite earth receiving station, at Goonhilly Earth Station
- Sent the first transatlantic communications viar underwater telegraph cables
- Home to the 3rd deepest natural harbour in the world
- Home to one of the largest Helicopter bases in Europe
- 297 miles of South West Coast Path
