"The popularity of Mullion is reflected in the number of hotels and holiday camps here. Many visitors come to see the cove with its tiny harbor, which, like mullion island, is the property of the natio.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 28 March 06

"Zennor is sometimes known as the mermaid village because of a legend involving a mermaid who used to sit at the back of the church in a long dress listening to the singing of Matthew Trewhella, one of.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 28 March 06

"Perranporths sandy beach is one of the finest in Britain and its-odd shaped rocks help to make it one of the most interesting. It is also very family friendly and there is so much space available. How.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 28 March 06

"Although, primarily an industrial town, Camborne can make a useful holiday centre, it has easy access to both the north and the south coasts of the country, including such popular resorts as St. Ives .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 28 March 06

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Situated at the head of the Helford River, the village of Gweek has little today to show us what a busy port it must of once been. Its history as a trading centre goes back at least a .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 28 March 06

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"If you are visiting Perranporth, or any of its surrounding areas in Cornwall, at some stage you're likely to want to visit a pubic house. There are many pubs in Cornwall of exceptional quality, but th.....More"

Contributed by: Yerrell1 on 27 March 06
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"Interest in this mammoth £86 million project was so great that half a million visitors came during 2000 just to see it being built. Its now fully opened, if not completely finished: several features a.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 26 March 06

"Although Hayle may not have the romantic associates of either, say, St Ives or Mousehole, it is one of the most popular seaside resorts in Cornwall, its miles of unspoiled sandy beach, being probably .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 25 March 06

"Situated on the other side of the Penryn River from Falmouth, Flushing gets its name from the Dutch engineers who built the quays and sea walls here in the 17th century.
It is said to be the warmest .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 25 March 06