Quality approved holiday accommodation and activities in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset. Book your summer 2007 holidays, half term breaks and Easter holidays and out of season breaks through Cartwheel.
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More than just a green theme park, then? Eden is about connecting plants, people and places. A living demonstration of regeneration and aiming to reconnect people with their environments locally and globally.
Web: www.edenproject.com |
Since opening in 1975, The Seafood Restaurant has established a national reputation for imaginative cooking of the very freshest fish and shellfish.
Web: www.rickstein.com |
We welcome you to come and share in our enjoyment of Prideaux Place, its grounds and many treasures. The house is a well known secret in Cornwall and has many things to offer and a history like no other. We look forward to welcoming you.
Web: www.prideauxplace.co.uk/ |
At Camel Valley, we’ve been producing award-winning, world-class wines in a beautiful corner of Cornwall for over 15 years. What is it that makes our wines so good? It’s really quite simple - an idyllic setting on sun-drenched slopes near the famous Camel River; excellent grapes that perfectly suit the soil and climate; a respect for traditional vineyard practices combined with a modern approach to wine making and, most importantly – a passion for creating wines that provide pure pleasure…
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This is the home of the Molesworth-St Aubyn's and definitely a lived-in house, not a museum! You will see all the things the family loves best, including their photos, hats on the classical statues and the grandchildren's toys left around - just like your home! The smell of lunch being prepared wafts through from the private quarters, making you anticipate with pleasure your imminent visit to the tearooms for your own meal. Oscar and Sambo, the family pet dogs, love to welcome visitors too and often join in the guided tour!
Web: www.pencarrow.co.uk/ |
Heligan, seat of the Tremayne family for more than 400 years, is one of the most mysterious estates in England. At the end of the nineteenth century its thousand acres were at their zenith, but only a few years later bramble and ivy were already drawing a green veil over this “Sleeping Beauty”. After decades of neglect, the devastating hurricane of 1990 should have consigned the Lost Gardens of Heligan to a footnote in history.
Web: www.heligan.com/ |
Geevor Tin Mine, situated in the village of Pendeen on the B3306 road between St. Ives and Lands End, was the last mine to work in West Penwith finally closing in 1990. Until then tin was won for centuries in workings that eventually stretched far out under the sea. Set in dramatic coastal scenery, Geevor is now the largest complete mining site in Britain where visitors can follow the story of the mining and processing of tin.
Web: www.geevor.com |
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