Holiday lettings and accommodation in Cornwall

Cornwall now attracts a significant number of art lovers for the annual Du Maurier Festival in May. Named after author and playwrite Daphne du Maurier, the small town of Fowey hosts authors, musicians and broadcasters over a period of 11 days. Another culturally significant gallery is the Tate St Ives. Opened in 1993, this art gallery is home to some famous works from sculptor Barbara Hepworth, and abstract artist Ben Nicholson, with occasional visiting exhibitions.

Overall, Cornwall's status as a place of historical and cultural significance within Britain can only be fully appreciated by those who experience it for themselves. A Cornwall holiday cottage offers a wide range of opportunities for a therapeutic getaway with the family, a unique place where those who visit will soon be longing to return.

After significant rebranding schemes with funding from the National Lottery and the EU scheme Objective One, Cornwall has transformed itself into an area with some of the most unique sights in the world.

The Eden Project Opened in 2001, the Eden Project is an eco-park where artificial biomes are full of over 1,000 different plants from around the world. Its introduction improved the economy of Cornwall significantly and, since its creation, visitors have flocked from all corners of the world. It is ideal for families who are looking for a fun day out that will prove educational and enjoyable for all ages.

The National Maritime Museum Another popular destination for families is the National Maritime Museum in the University town of Falmouth, known for its Viking reconstructions and hands-on approach.

Rent out a vacation holiday letting in Cornwall for a chance to explore one of the most picturesque parts of England. Jutting out at the end of the United Kingdom, Cornwall boasts an endless horizon. It hosts breathtakingly beautiful beaches with dramatic cliffs, soft sandy beaches, and calm sandy coves. With over 300 beaches, Cornwall is a hub for surfing its climate and great beaches. What not rent a holiday letting for a chance to explore these top beaches ideal for surfing?

The Fistral beach lies 2.5 miles from New Quay town centre. Fistral is the best-known surfing beach in Cornwall. It has class waves that swell up to six feet, making it a great surfing point. Visit the beach for a great surf during your stay in a Cornwall cottage. Praa Sands lies between Penzance and Helston. Praa Sands has a fast, hollow, and heavy wave thanks to the northern winds. Vacationers that love surfing can visit this surf point for the guaranteed best surf.

Perranporth has low tide, which gave the best waves. Visitors flock to the beach on a good swell but if you're looking for privacy, head over to the Penhale end. It has the best waves on the beach, ideal for great surf. Polzeath beach is not as famous as other surfing points as waves tend to be gentle. However, this makes it ideal for beginner and intermediate surfers who are looking to learn. It's a great spot to head if you're looking to learn or not feeling confident. Step out of your Cornwall cottage to visit Gwithian beach. It has plenty of room for everyone from beginners to expert surfers. It has consistent waves that vary in size, all ideal for surfers of all ages.

1. Minack Theatre

Porthcurno's open-air theatre lies four miles from Land's End in Cornwall, and is one of the world's most spectacular theatres. Witness an opera or musical against the dramatic granite cliff setting.

2. Lanhydrock House and Garden

Set in 1,000 acres of wooded parkland, this grand country estate formerly housed the illustrious Robartes family. Visit the Long Gallery to play the Steinway piano.

3. The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Explore 200 acres of mystery and romance in the 9th-century Lost Gardens. Features such as bee hives, rope bridges, shire horses, charcoal kilns and wishing wells keep kids thoroughly entertained.

4. Screech Owl Sanctuary

Hosting hundreds of owls in aviaries arranged by species, the sanctuary nurses injured and sick owls. There are meerkats, emus, goats and ponies too.

5. Fistral Beach

Backed by high sand dunes, this large, clean beach is a favourite with surfers. Be sure to grab some delicious fish and chips at one of the seafront restaurants.