Sports enthusiasts will delight in Cornwall’s protected underwater marine park, where you can come face to face with fish while snorkeling or scuba diving. This beautiful strength of beach offers just about anything you may need - cabanas, water toys, a bar and a cafeteria. There’s also a crafts center, where you can watch artisans at work. There is also a Jonkanoo Beach Party every Saturday. If dancing under a tropical moon isn’t your thing, you relax and wager on the goat and donkey races - all part of the Saturday evening festivities.

The North Cornwall area is home to some of the best beaches in Cornwall, which are perfect for family holidays. There are also some excellent surfing beaches, such as Polzeath and Harlyn Bay.

There are picturesque coastal villages to visit too, such as Port Isaac or Boscastle. The region is easily accessible via the A30, A38 and A39 roads, though the A30 gets heavily congested towards the end of the summer.

Also of interest is the ruined castle at Tintagel, rumoured to be the Camelot of Arthurian legend. For the walker, the coastal scenery is spectacular and inland the north of Bodmin Moor can be
explored, including Brown Willy the highest point in Cornwall.