Cornwall is a region in the southwest of England, renowned for its stunning natural beauty, white sandy beaches, and rich cultural heritage. Cornwall has a long coastline, stretching along the Celtic Sea to the north and the English Channel to the south.

There's plenty to do in Cornwall, from enjoying picturesque fishing spots to dining at restaurants offering a variety of delicious menus and exploring rows of white sandy beaches. Padstow is a great place to start your journey by visiting Tintagel Castle nearby. Walk along the cliffs to reach Bossiney Haven, an area of extraordinary natural beauty, before indulging in delicious Cornish pastries from Pengenna Pastries in Tintagel.

Heading south, fill your lungs with sea air by walking to Bedruthan Steps before taking surfing lessons at Fistral Beach or Watergate Bay near the surfing capital of Newquay.

Godrevy and Gwithian are other beautiful beaches you'll reach before arriving in St Ives. For history enthusiasts, Celtic Quiet Places, Pendennis Castle, Prideaux Place, Tintagel Castle, Looe Harbour Heritage Centre, and St Michael's Mount are worth a visit.

The richest fishing waters in Europe are found along this coast, flooding Cornwall with a choice of high-quality fish and seafood. You can dine at Rick Stein's famous Seafood Restaurant in Padstow. Tolcarne Inn, owned by Ben Tunnicliffe, located next to the Newlyn fishing port near Penzance, is another name to look for. Elsewhere, you'll find tempting beach cafes in St Ives, such as Porthminster Café. Don't forget to visit the burgeoning gastronomic scene in Porthleven.

While in Cornwall, try to taste various traditional cuisines from the region. Some recommended dishes are The Cornish Pastry, Cornish Cream tea, Hevva Cake, Cornish ice cream, Stargazy Pie, Cornish Yarg, and seafood dishes.