Where's the best part or place to stay in Cornwall?

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Polo

Try Looe and Polperro, you will be delightfully surprised. See link:

http://www.cornishlight.co.uk/looe.htm

stormydays

Bude is by far the most scenic and has the beach

Kate J

Anywhere on the North Coast!

mike M

hi/ i life in manchester; not the best plase, if i had my time a gen it would not be{ gunchester} yes we do have some shotings, saying that most nights we have some thing, going on in town;i love the coast natural the beauty, no not gunchester, i do love cornwall; i come from sark;, i know you all do not know were. sark is;{ the island of sark} it is were time as past, you most go and see, not all of you, no room on the island, for you all,

paof2

Depends where you're coming from.

There are flights from Stansted to Newquay, trains from Paddington to Penzance, calling at loads of places on the way.

How about St.Austell?
Its got a good beach, and the Eden Project.

Smarty Pants

I took my nephews to Tencreek nr Pollperro, it's a campsite but also has static caravans, a swimming pool, nightclub and take-away, we had a fantastic time.

curious hayley

padstow is lovely, i used to go there every year when i was a little girl.

murphywingedspur

Oh, where do we start? Padstow, Port Isaac ( where Doc Martin is filmed),and Polperro, are all really pretty and quaint, as is St Ives. Perranporth has a huge beach, Lands End, and The Lizard have a rugged beauty.Cornwall is wonderful....I love the place!! I now live in Cyprus, and rarely get the chance to go there anymore....but have had some wonderful holidays there!!

elliott

How about St Mawes, a small fishing village opposite Falmouth.

Some of the most beautiful scenery in the UK, fantastic coastal walks and Henry VIII's castle.

Plenty of accommodation and places to eat at all price levels.

Check out the webcam for a preview-
http://www.stmawesharbour.co.uk/webcam.php

pinkpoochie

Dunno bout cornwall, but in Devon I slways stay at a little place called LEA BAY. Its gorgeous.

its close to illframcombe. try it.

viporlandovillas

St Merryn or Padstow (just a few miles from each other). Great restaurants as well as scenery and history in adundance within a few miles.

Alison C

tintagel, on the coast, beautiful scenery, home of king arthurs castle, so lots of history

EnjoyEngland.com

Hi - you might find this link useful - http://www.enjoyengland.com/ideas/rural-escapes/landscapes-and-scenery/areas-of-outstanding-natural-beauty/cornwall.aspx. It covers the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and contains info and links to some of the lovely places you can visit there.

JoKeReSs

DEVON! Go to Devon! And please go to Lands End, on a windy day is beautiful!

X-x-X Luv Ya's! X-x-X

P.S Have you tried Norfolk?

T.C.

The Holiday Inn

'Er indoors!!

Please Please do NOT stay in Newquay, Everyone seems to want to go ther, and it is NOT a pretty place. I reccommend you stay on the South East coast, Looe, Polperro, Polruan, Fowey, Lerryn. Look up all these places up on the internet, and find pictures from "The Magic of Cornwall "I would reccomend a small village called Polruan, where little cottages tumble down the steep winding streets to the sea. The views from the top of the hill, are to die for, and the village was the inspiration for Daphne Du Mauriers very first book. Catch the small ferry over to the small town of Fowey, for more shops, pubs, restaurants, and gift shops. The whole area is not overly touristy, and very scenic. You would not be disappointed, I promise you. Ilive there, and it is gorgeous.
P.S. St Austell is ugly, they are re-building the town centre at the moment,and the whole area looks like a bomb site. The huge beach (Carlyon Bay ) is not very nice either, it has been man made, with sand brought in from elsewhere.Please look up Polruan, and Fowey.

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