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Cornwall doesn't just offer visitors an amazing coastline, you can also immerse yourself in some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country... and what better time to visit than in the spring. 

Due to the mild climate, Cornwall comes alive earlier than most and evidence can be seen in our spectacular gardens and hedgerows.  Snowdrops emerge from their winter sleep, the fields in West Cornwall are ablaze of yellow daffodils and in May, bluebells appear in the woodlands.  With lambs frolicking in the fields -  it's a sure sign that spring has arrived!

A Cornish spring break can awaken the senses and breathe renewed life into you.  Imagine throwing open the windows and watching the sun rise across the fields or be woken from slumber by the smell of a delicious farmhouse breakfast.

Stand at the top of either Rough Tor or Brown Willy, the two highest peaks in Cornwall, the views are spectacular and the passing clouds casting moving shadows on the landscape create a fantastic natural show. The 150 square miles of moorland is a great place for walking and brings you closer to the fascinating landscape, both natural and manmade.  Such is the importance of the moor that it has a whole swath of designations including WHS status.

So whether you want to walk, cycle, windsurf, ride a horse, or settle down with a good book, forget about life in the fast lane, just relax, take your time and enjoy a Cornish spring in the Countryside. 


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