The Towns and Villages of Cornwall

St Ives In the far west of the County, magnificent beaches, cobbled streets.

Newquay Self styled surfing capital of Britain and all round family resort

Looe Watch the fishing boats land their catch, sunbathe on the town beach

Fowey Seaport, popular with sailors, streets rising from the waters edge

Polperro White washed cottages in valley tumbling down to the harbour

Mevagissey A beautiful harbour, narrow streets to explore

Padstow On the Camel Estuary, best known for the May Day Obby Oss

Bude On the North Coast, popular with families

Falmouth Guarding the entrance to Carrick Roads

Newlyn The largest fishing port in Cornwall, take in the sights, sounds and smells

Tintagel Explore the King Arthur legends amongst the Castle ruins

Boscastle Take a walk along the unspoilt North Cornish Coast

Mousehole In the far West, a so beautiful harbour

Truro With a fine cathedral , the County's Capital City

Launceston Guarded by a Norman Castle atop a hill, narrow streets around the town square

Penzance Gateway to West Cornwall and the Scillies

Wadebridge On the River Camel, crossed by a 17 span arch bridge

Bodmin On the edge of Bodmin Moor

Rock A sailors delight, on the Camel Estuary

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Perranporth 3 miles of golden sands

Polruan full of character and old style charm, and well worth the foot ferry trip...

Port Isaac on the North Cornwall Coast with delightful walks to Polzeath and Tintagel

St Agnes great for walking.

Hayle Set in the wide sweep of St Ives Bay, 3 miles of golden sands, with the magnificent backdrop of Godrevy Lighthouse.

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