Whether you are looking for the ideal destination for a family holiday, or simply a refreshing and relaxing change from the exhausting pace of modern life, Cornwall is the place for you. A popular tourist attraction in the United Kingdom, with its historic culture, breathtaking scenery, beautiful beaches and a variety of outdoor activities guarantees an agreeable time for holidaymakers. From wind surfing to paying a visit to many of the family attractions such as the zoo, galleries, museums and aquariums there are activities to keep everyone occupied and entertained.

A vast area of Cornwall is surrounded by water, making it the longest stretch of coastline with hundreds of beach spots with golden sands. Cornwall is ideal for surfing with the relatively mild air and water temperatures combined with regular swells of waves providing the best of the conditions. There are local surfing experts to guide those who are planning on taking up surfing for the first time. This holiday destination is also popular among dogs and the fantastic golden sandy beaches at Porthcothan and Constantine Bay are dog friendly beaches where visitors can soak up the sun with their pets. Some beaches are ideal for walkers, such as Talland Bay where you can explore the unspoilt beach spots along the coastal lines. Cornwall also boasts of some of the biggest beaches where there are ample places for horse riders. If you are not interested in sports or adventure and are simply seeking to wind down just lie on the sand and watch the clouds drift by.

If you are a keen walker and an enthusiastic naturalist explore the natural wonders of Cornwall that you never knew existed. A walker could never get bored with over 2400 miles of scenic beauty. There are many trails and a rare treat for the family and friends to enjoy the fresh air and experience the wonders of nature that can only be reached by foot.

If you are feeling brave and up for a little adventure, indulge in adventure sports such as coasteering, wakeboarding, kite-surfing, mountain boarding and climbing. Make your stay a unique and memorable one with an exciting camel ride at Rosuick Farm.

Fishing is still very much a part of Cornish culture. Visitors can get involved in organized fishing trips and wind down as fishing is a sport that slows your body down. There are plenty of well stocked lakes around the county with sites that provide accommodation.