Board a Coach, and Give in to an English Holiday in Cornwall
From Cornwall’s mild climate, wonderful sceneries and vibrant culture, it’s not a surprise how it has become a favorite travel destination by many English and foreign travelers alike even though it is quite far-flung from the urban areas of UK.
Daily Mail UK Travel contributor Steve Doughty was even drawn to taking a vacation here along with his wife to take part in a Treasure Trails activity along the coasts of Cornwall (“Famous Five Reborn: On the Trail of Treasure (and a Few Good Pubs) in Summer Cornwall”).
Here’s a short snippet on the places he and his wife stayed out during their recent travel to this part of England:
We stay at The Gurnard’s Head, a few miles away, near Zennor. Here, they make such a fuss of canines that the corridors are lined with shelves of pet blankets, toys and water bowls, ready to supply the rooms… This once run-down hostelry also offers a welcome selling point: no televisions. Instead, it has a well-judged atmosphere. The owners have kept it functioning as a pub for the locals, and yet the fare is top-end. The upshot is that we are able to attack a lovely beetroot risotto and wild mushroom ravioli in the bar, with Oscar under the table. One to go back to.
So speak with our travel reps as early as now!
by Blogger002 on 09/11/2012 in Escorted or Guided Tour