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The
North Cornwall coast has some of the best beaches in the country,
with many beaches suitable for families. There are also a
number of excellent surfing beaches.
There
are picturesque coastal villages to visit too, such as Port
Isaac or Boscastle. Also of interest is the ruined castle
at Tintagel, rumoured to be the Camelot of Arthurian legend.
For
the walker, the coastal scenery is spectacular and inland
the north of Bodmin Moor can be explored, including Brown
Willy the highest point in Cornwall. The Camel Trail can also
be walked or cycled.
North Cornwall's mild climate, distinct cultural identity
and gorgeous countryside have made it one of the most popular
holiday destinations in Southern England. Many families invest
in timeshares
along the coastline here so that they may holiday here annually
and enjoy a private, homelike setting. Timeshares are available
in an array of self-catering properties including cottages,
inns and resorts.
The
region is easily accessible via the A30, A38 and A39 roads.
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