Enjoy Nature at its most magnificent

Imagine a location where you have access to the sea within 20 kilometres. Now imagine if you get the same by travelling in the opposite direction. This is what travellers can experience in Cornwall. They get all the sea that they would have wanted to breath into their system. This peninsula in England has 400 miles of coastline along a small rectangle of land that juts out into the sea in the south-west of the island.

With a location that is all about nature, a visitor will enjoy the vacation even more by staying at Luxury hotels in Cornwall. The north coast of Cornwall weathers the winds from the Atlantic Ocean leading to a rugged landscape of cliffs and valleys overlooking the sea. As a result, the beaches of the north are exposed. The south coast does not have any such impact from the elements and is therefore a contrast in landscape.

Many farmhouses and Victorian period houses have been turned into hotels, enhancing the appeal of a trip to Cornwall. The bungalows have gardens that provide an added dimension to the lodgers. Most bungalows have many acres of grounds attached to them. Visitors have a feeling of being transported back to the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Visitors can check out locally-made jams and yoghurts. Hotels with sea views are ubiquitous.There is no shortage of fishing harbours and estuaries in Cornwall. The traveller is spoilt for choice. Travellers also have the choice of locations located inland so as to reach either coast easily during their stay. The locations in the countryside have as much appeal as those by the seaside.

Leisure boats can dock at the ports of Truro and Penryn with 1500 moorings at Truro and 350 in Penryn. During the period from April to October, a passenger ferry links Falmouth to Truro. The port at Truro has activities such as water skiing, jet skiing, wind surfing and regattas.

Travellers visiting the beaches of Cornwall are advised to be aware of the tide times as the High Tide has the potential to leave people stranded and facing risk of injury from rocks and underwater currents. Another safety warning is for those going on walks along cliff tops. Poor visibility could be a potential hazard.

Getting a taste of Cornish cuisine with traditional recipes is a major attraction of a trip to Cornwall. The mild climate in the area makes way for travellers to visit any time during the year.

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