Surrounded on three sides by the Celtic Sea, Cornwall is one of the most beautiful places you are every likely to visit. Benefitting from warmer weather due to being so far south, this rich county is famed for its lush and varied countryside (think swathes of wild flowers and the odd palm tree or two), chocolate box luxury cottages by the sea, exquisite beaches, rugged cliffs and lovely seaside towns and villages. It’s not surprising this gorgeous spot is loved by artists and has inspired so many writers. 

These days, Cornwall is a hub of activity too – from the surfer’s paradise on the north coast to the picturesque coves on the south, from its incredible culinary delights (anything from a piping-hot pasty to a Michelin-starred meal) to the cosiest of pubs and prettiest of seaside inns, there are rich pickings. It’s no wonder Cornwall is the favourite luxury holiday destination of so many families, couples, dog owners and honeymooners.

Food, glorious food! Cornwall is famed not only for its pasties but for the wealth of raw talent found in the restaurants, bistros and farmers’ markets peppered throughout the county. Household names also choose Cornwall as a place to set up camp, taking advantage of the quality produce on the land as well as in the water.

A variety of different cultures and flavours sit within Cornwall’s foodie repertoire including Italian, Spanish and Portuguese dishes using West Country produce – a real international experience 

With much of our boutique accommodation near the waterside, you’ll no doubt find indulgent seafood within a stone’s throw of your doorstep. An ever-resourceful county, your food can even be seasoned with authentic Cornish sea salt. Enjoy the finest fresh fish, local meat and an abundance of seasonal produce all year round at award winning eateries and proper Cornish pubs.  Heres a guide for catch and cook in Cornwall.

Luxury self catering in Cornwall is renowned for its proximity to beautiful beaches and sandy shores, a must for anyone, at any time of the year. You are able to watch surfers all year round ride the swell all the way to the breakers, and with surf schools offering bespoke and private lessons on most major beaches – you and the entire family can join them!

The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are just two of the natural wonders of Cornwall, and are homes to rare and exciting flora cultivated and maintained so that visitors can travel around the world in the space of an afternoon.

For those who embrace the sun on their face and the wind in their hair, the South West Coast Path should be on the top of their list – Cornwall hosts 300 of the 630 miles of dog friendly hiking trail, giving a viewpoint like no other to the dramatic coastline and stunning sea views of this fair county.