Proudly Serving Cornwall & the Surrounding Areas

Cornwall, in the south-west of England, has long been a place of myth and legend. Tales of pirates, mermaids, giants and ghostly galleons abound, and it’s impossible to think of the county without also thinking of King Arthur. According to legend, he was born at Tintagel Castle, now a crumbling clifftop ruin. Nearby, Rubin Eynon’s eight-foot-tall bronze sculpture of Arthur dominates the clifftop, while at low tide, on the beach, below, Merlin’s Cave becomes visible.
Cornwall enjoys miles of stunning coastline bordered by the Celtic Sea and the English Channel. To the landward side is the county of Devon. The south coast is known as the Cornish Riviera and – like all of Cornwall – hugely popular with tourists. In fact, tourism now accounts for around one quarter of the economy.
The county is famed for its seafood, and celebrity chef Rick Stein has a restaurant at Padstow. Dairy is also a mainstay – think clotted cream, fudge and ice cream – although the Cornish pasty is arguably the most famous food to originate from the area.

The Eden Project, near St Austell, was built to celebrate the advent of the third millennium. It’s counted as one of the country’s architectural triumphs, and the futuristic biomes – the world’s largest greenhouses – contain mini ecosystems that support thousands of plants. It’s no surprise that visitors flock to the site and that it’s won a number of awards. In 2015 it was hailed as the top landmark that defines Britain in the 21st century.
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