There is so much to do in Cornwall, you’ll wonder how it all fits into just one county…

There are world-class attractions like the Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth and the Tate Gallery in St Ives.

From quaint, rocky coves to wide expanses of white sand, Cornish beaches are among the best in the world. There are so many to discover, simply pick one to suit your mood - choose a quiet, secluded bay and get away from it all, or join in the fun on a busy family beach. If you are looking for adrenaline, then why not try surfing, kitesurfing, sailing, coasteering, windsurfing, kayaking…

For a less strenuous day, explore one of the countless pretty harbourside villages packed with unusual shops and cafes and rich in history and ancient architecture, or spend a few relaxing hours at one of Cornwall’s dozens of stately homes and gardens.

The lovely Georgian city of Truro is a great shopping destination, while St Ives is renowned for its art and craft galleries, full of original and exciting local work. If you enjoy eating out, you’ll be spoilt for choice with so many excellent fish restaurants, including Rick Stein’s justly famous Seafood Restaurant in Padstow.

Whatever you are looking for, from a romantic retreat to a family holiday, from a cultural break to an activity adventure, there is simply nowhere better.