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Cornwall is a county in the south west of England and includes the Isles of Scilly. One of only a few areas of the UK with its own language derived from its strong Celtic history.
Cornwall has plenty to offer everyone from active outdoor enthusiasts to families looking for a relaxing holiday. Cornwall has a surprisingly warm climate coupled with fantastic long beaches; amazing scenery and diverse Celtic history start to explain its popularity as a tourist destination.
The South West Coast path is ideal for leisurely strolls or serious hikes takes you round the 700km of Cornish coastline which boasts over 300 beaches from the famous surfing beaches and rugged coastline of the Atlantic on the north coast to the more secluded bays of the English Channel on the south coast.
Cornwall is a county of Myths and Legends none more famous than that surrounding King Arthur reputedly born at Tintagel Castle also legend has it the home of Camelot, Arthur's Court. The castle is full of romance and historical uncertainties enhanced by its stunning location on the Atlantic coast with waves crashing below.
Bodmin Moor is granite moorland in the north east of Cornwall and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within easy reach of the North and South coasts and several other attractions. There are many interesting walks and trails on the moor, caverns to explore, cycle routes and a host of water sports at the South West Lakes.
Cornwall is blessed with many historic houses and magnificent gardens which flourish due to its mild coastal climate. It is home to the internationally renowned Eden Project, a global garden of tropical biomes in an area the size of thirty football fields.
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