Features

Overview

With over 300 miles of undulating, awe inspiring coastline making up a large part of the South West Coast National Trail, Cornwall draws visitors from all over the world to enjoy breathtaking cliff top walks, explore secluded tranquil coves, learn to surf on the beaches of Newquay, and relax in picturesque fishing villages. Inland there are 2,400 miles of footpaths and public rights of way over scenery ranging from the tranquillity of the Roseland Peninsula, to the unblemished beauty of Bodmin Moore or the pastoral landscapes of the Lizard.