Located in the very south and west of the UK, Cornwall enjoys a warmer climate than the rest of the country, and is a haven for surfers and holiday makers. With the Atlantic Ocean, the Bristol Channel and the British Channel all surrounding it, and with the most coastline of any county in the UK, it’s unsurprising that Cornwall is well known for its beaches.

Because of the wealth of visitors that Cornwall receives, you shouldn’t have trouble finding accommodation. There’s always a whole variety available, from hotels and bed and breakfasts to holiday parks, or even a Cornwall holiday cottage.

It’s not just beaches though. There are plenty of small, picturesque villages to explore, and Cornwall has a rich history that any visitor can delve into. From its Celtic heritage to the tin mining that made it rich, there is a lot for any traveller to discover.

Some villages even provide enough attractions to make an entire week’s trip out of. Rent a St Ives cottage and visit the numerous art displays and galleries that it has to offer. Stay in St Just and find out all about Cornish tin mining. Visit Penzance and enjoy some true Cornish culture.

Cornwall truly can make for an excellent holiday, so bear it in mind next time you’re looking for a UK trip.