Falmouth’s maritime heritage is second to none. Henry VIII based his sea defences here and it was at Pendennis Castle that the Spanish Armada was first glimpsed. Guest holidaying here today will find a truly cosmopolitan resort with a dedicated café culture ~ Falmouth
Liskeard is a bustling market town on the South Cornish coast benefitting from the rugged beauty of Bodmin Moor to the North and proximity to all the major coves and resorts of neighbouring towns and villages ~ Liskeard
The surfing capital of Great Britain and very popular with singles and young families, owing to its busy, vibrant nightlife and miscellany of zoos, aquariums, beaches, swimming pools, fun parks, boating lakes and golf courses. It even has its own airport ~ Newquay
Frequently raided by Turkish pirates, Penzance is the legendary smugglers capital and sits in Saint Mounts Bay facing South East into the English Channel and ideal for trips to the UK's most extreme south-westerly point - Lands End ~ Penzance
Popularly referred to as the capital of the Cornish Alps - a picturesque yet slightly surreal area of the Hensbarrow Downs. A bustling market town, St Austell is home to the Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, China Clay Country Park ~ St Austell
Small yet perfectly formed and teeming with all manner of curiosity shops, art galleries and bars. Memorable for the cobbled labyrinths of the town centre and the fisherman's cottages that spill out onto the harbour ~ St Ives
Situated at the confluence of the rivers Kenwyn and Allen, which combine to form the Truro River, this bustling market town boasts a range of speciality shops and restaurants and best known for its gothic 'three spire' Cathedral ~ Truro
