The Complete Tourist Guide To Cornwall

Cornwall is probably the most popular UK touristmain production with copper and tin being the main
destination as each year thousands of people headexports. Cornwall is now famed for its surf and
to the southwest. They travel in seek of theassociated lifestyle. This is a major contributor to its
stunning beaches and coastline, the small fishingprimary income source from tourism.
villages, the historic mines and last but not least, theShopping
world class surf.Cornwall does not compare to large cities in the
How to Get Thereshopping category as it is a rural community.
Generally, visitors travel to Cornwall by car, bus orHowever, Newquay, Penzance, Truro and Falmouth
rail. However, there is a small airport in Newquay thatare small towns with lots of unique craft and clothes
offers connecting flights to Manchester and London'sshops. All the small villages have convenience stores
Gatwick and Stansted Airports.with the odd surf shop as well.
AccommodationEating and drinking
Cornwall offers a wide range of accommodationAs Cornwall is a rural area, the traditional English pub
types that include hotels, guest houses, self cateringis the most common sight for dining. However, you
options, camping and caravan parks, and the evercan find all types of international food around the
popular bed and breakfasts. There are also manytowns of Truro and Newquay. Cornish pasties are
holiday homes and cottages scattered about the littlerenowned and are a must if you are after a quick
coastal villages.snack.
HistorySightseeing:
Cornwall has an extensive history that dates back toCornwall has wonderful coastal paths that attract
the Stone Age. The area is riddled with ancienthundreds of walkers each year. Lands end is in
archaeological sites and stone circles, not to mentionimpressive feature as it is the most southerly
the hundreds of mines and tunnels. Although it is amainland point in Britain and looks out across the
fishing community and has many little harbors, it isAtlantic Ocean. The Eden Project by St Austell is
the mining industry that Cornwall received theanother must see.
majority of its income from. Heavy metals were the