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North Coast > Newquay
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West Cornwall
Caer Bran is an important multi-age hillfort site near Sancreed in West Cornwall, which contains archaeological remains from both the Bronze Age and Iron Age periods. It is now owned and managed by Cornwall Heritage Trust and is a stunning location to visit.
National Trust, Things to Do, Bedruthan, Image Credit: Jo Cornish

Cornwall
All sides of the Cornish coastline tell a different story. Where wildlife flourishes and mining history is rooted into the ground.  There are a number of places ideal for exploring and falling in love with Cornwall. 
Godrevy AONB

West Cornwall
A small narrow stretch of Cornwall AONB following the South West Coast Path west from Portreath along North Cliifs to Godrevy and its famous lighthouse.
Colliford Lake, Bodmin, Cornwall

Bodmin Moor + Tamar Valley
Colliford is a large freshwater lake, ideal for fly fishing and with some excellent moorland walks in the surrounding countryside.

North Coast > Tintagel
£220.00 per person
Visiting legendary Bodmin Moor is stepping back in time. The moor is full of stories and history. Remember Daphne Du Maurier and her novel Jamaica Inn, set on out Bodmin Moor? There is a darkness to t

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National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Falmouth, Cornwall

South Coast > Falmouth
Found on the aptly named Discovery Quay, overlooking Falmouth Harbour, the Museum’s 15 galleries – above and below the sea – explore the fascinating and surprising influence the ocean has had on our history and culture.
Talland Bay c MarkCamp

South Coast > Looe
A varied 7-mile walk taking in the beautiful wooded estuary of the West Looe River before crossing the coastal plateau to join the South West Coast Path and follow it from Talland back to Looe.