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Visit one of our hotels in Cornwall and you will find plenty to see and do during your stay.
The Scilly Isles form Britain’s south-westerly bulwark against the potential invader and indeed the island’s waters are littered with World War and earlier wrecks. Puffin and seal viewing trips can be arranged. The Tresco Gardens are sub-tropical and boast plants which are not seen in the rest of Europe. Access to the Scillies is either by boat from Penzance or by helicopter.
If imposing scenery, surfing and bracing cliff walks are for you, then make for Cornwall’s rugged north coast. If the weather is fine, you can play golf. If it is overcast, that is normally a sign that the surf will be good. But be careful to observe the Red Flag limits that are put up by beach guards as currents  can be strong. Cornwall is now within one hour of London, thanks to regular flights from London City Airport to Newquay. The south coast, by contrast, has palm trees and the picturesque Helford estuary and its tributary Gillian Creek. There are over 30 golf courses in the county and glorious little fishing ports to explore.
Above all Cornwall is an area steeped in history and legend, with tales of shipwrecks, smugglers and strange happenings in the tin mines. Bodmin Moor, with its hut circles, sacred sites and giant tors, has the county’s highest hill, Brown Willy, at 315m and was the setting for the atmospheric Jamaica Inn by Daphne du Maurier.
Cornwall’s largest visitor attraction since 2001 has been the Eden Project, near St Austell, consisting of two huge biodomes, one Tropical and one Temperate.
All hotels in Cornwall provide the exceptional standards of luxury expected from a Signpost premier hotel.
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