Where to stay
Cornwall Holiday Locations
Four very different coasts, more than forty towns and villages, and a holiday home waiting in each of them.
Choose your Cornwall
Every corner has its own character
Surf beaches in the north, artists' light in the far west, sailing creeks in the south and moorland and gardens in the east. Choose a region to start exploring.
Atlantic surf, golden bays and big-sky clifftops
North Cornwall
The north coast is Cornwall at full volume: long Atlantic beaches, rolling surf, cliff paths lit gold at sunset and harbour towns where the day ends with fish and chips on the sea wall.
Turquoise water, artists' light and the far west
West Cornwall
West of Hayle the land narrows, the light sharpens and the sea turns an improbable turquoise. This is the Cornwall of painters, fishing villages and ancient granite moorland.
Explore West Cornwall
Sheltered creeks, sailing harbours and subtropical gardens
South Cornwall
The south coast is gentler: wooded river valleys, sheltered coves, sailing harbours and the kind of quiet creekside pubs you reach by boat as often as by car.
Explore South Cornwall
Historic harbours, moorland and the gateway to the county
East & Central Cornwall
Often overlooked and all the better for it, east and central Cornwall blend Georgian harbours, Bodmin Moor's open skies, market towns and some of the county's finest gardens.
Explore East & Central Cornwall