Gorgeous Breaks in CORNWALL

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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Gorgeous Breaks in CORNWALL

I have been to Cornwall myself just last April this year, together with my husband for the very first time! I didn't know anything about this place before, we came to visit my husband's brother down there. We stayed for about 5 days and It was lovely, wonderful place and I just love everything about this place. If I were have to be given for at least a week break, I would rather go back to this place again and book through Hotelshopuk. Stunning place which is known for its deserted coves and picturesque characters. It is also blessed with glorious gardens and with a mild climate. I enjoyed walking around the narrow streets in small towns, with shops around. Most of all eating their traditional Cornish fare of Pasty, Saffron Cake, and my favorite Cornish Cream Tea.

Among the places that I have been is St. Ives, a small town in the far west of the country. Though originally a fishing village, it has for the last 150 years become both a popular holiday destination and an internationally renowned school of painting. With narrow winding cobbled streets and passages, a magnificent harbour, and superb beaches, all just around the corner from Lands End. In summer the hanging basket flower planter displays all around the Harbour and the Main Streets are a delight to the eye. Those in front of the St Ives Tourist Information Centre, at the Guildhall, deserve a particular mention.

This is a place that truly has something for everyone. Families can spend countless hours playing in the golden sands of the resorts gently sloping beaches, or simply, taking a relaxing dip in the un-characteristically warm sea.

We also went to visit the "St. Michael's Mount", the most famous of Cornwall's landmarks, which has fascinating history, is stepped in both legend and folklore, it has a stunning panoramic views across Mounts Bay to Lands End and The Lizards. There are loads of beautiful towns and landmarks Cornwall has to offer to tourists, and we also we went to loads of places, like in St. Ives, our Geevor Tin Min tour which I will be telling you about this later.

Why not go pack and experience yourself what I have experienced. You see can book through here, to get all cheap deals for the last minute breaks. Not just visiting Cornwall, Hotelshop is where you can find various options and places where to stay all over UK.