Cornwall

Said to be the birthplace of the legendary King Arthur, Cornwall is a strikingly beautiful land of rugged coastlines, charming villages, and vast moors that make up the very southwest tip of England. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the north and west, as well as the English Channel to the south, it shouldn’t be shocking to anyone that the sea has played a large role in the history and development of this region.

Thanks to a fairly isolated position within the British Isles, Cornwall has developed over time into a unique and culturally distinct place compared to the rest of England, so much so that its people have been declared a distinct minority group. Friendly, hospitable, and hard-working; the Cornish people are proud of their ancestral homeland, and rightly so, as it is a place that is filled with breathtaking scenery. Whether you are looking to explore the dramatic coastline, walk across the inland moors, or settle in to experience some Cornish culture, the diversity of the landscape and unique traditions that can be found here make Cornwall an excellent place to visit.