If you’ve planned a trip to the Cornish lands this summer, or you’re looking at booking in the near future, we wanted to tell you about three ‘must visit’ places when exploring Cornwall this year!
So, if you’ve grabbed yourself one of the many deals on offer for UK holiday parks, or you’re still looking for the right place to stay for you and your budget, let’s help transport you to the Cornish lands and coast.
Scroll down to discover some places worth adding to the itinerary!
Eden Project
Can we really mention places to visit in Cornwall without mentioning the iconic domes of the Eden Project?
If you haven’t visited the domes of Eden already, they truly are worth exploring. Each dome houses plants from all over the world, offering everyone who visits a glimpse into the plant world they may never get the opportunity to see in the wild.
Did you know, the domes found at Eden Project house the world’s largest indoor rainforest? Imagine telling your friends that you’ve explored the world’s largest indoor rainforest, all whilst staycating in the UK. Just imagine your child’s eyes lighting up as they wander through the pathways that lead deeper into the picturesque domes.
If you want to do more than just explore the domes when visiting the Eden Project, they also offer an array of other activities too, like ziplining above the domes!
Healeys Cyder Farm
Whether you’re a fan of their Cornish grown, pressed and bottled products already, or you’re simply looking for something different to do whilst holidaying in Cornwall, how about visiting Healeys Cyder Farm?
It’s a place that is jam-packed with fun for all ages, whilst also allowing adults the opportunity to learn how the fruits of the orchard are transformed into a delicious drink and other products.
Whether you fancy a guided tour around the facility, sitting and relaxing with a Cornish Cream Tea, taking part in a sampling session or visiting the farm animals, there’s definitely something for all to do.
St Michael’s Mount
Imagine visiting a place that could easily be mistaken for a fairy tale island, home to a castle perched on the very top of the hill. Well, now there’s no need to imagine when you visit St Michael’s Mount.
What makes St Michael’s Mount look and feel like a page ripped out of a fairy tale book? Could it be the castle that sits high about the trees, on top of the mount? Could it be that there’s only a certain time during the day that the pathway leading from the mainland to the island is visible to visitors? Or could it simply be the sunrise and sunset that frames the castle and island first thing in the morning and last thing at night?
Whatever it is, you could discover the secret when you explore the wonders of St Michael’s Mount.
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