There is no shortage of things to do and places to go in Cornwall. This diverse landscape is threaded with scenic walking trails, studded with fascinating historical sites and fringed by some of the UK's finest beaches. There are bustling towns and villages where Cornish culture thrives at its most vibrant and vivacious. And there are many more hidden spots - quiet, unspoilt and aching with ancient beauty. Whether seeking to indulge a passion, entertain the family or rediscover the finer things in life, the very best of Cornwall can be found right here.
History enthusiasts will find much to love in Cornwall. The region's rich industrial heritage has left intriguing remnants behind, and many local landmarks - The Nare included - have fascinating stories to tell.
Visitors from overseas will be pleased to know that Britain's famously changeable weather forecasts don't apply to Cornwall. Here, winters are warmer, spring arrives sooner and residents enjoy more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in the UK.
Explore the beauty of South Cornwall from The Nare's unrivalled coastal setting. With everything from golden sandy beaches and scenic cliff-top walks to picturesque fishing villages and historic gardens, there is so much to discover nearby. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation or a taste of local culture, The Nare's concierge team will be delighted to help guests make the most of their stay.
It is within the region's villages that the real, living spirit of Cornwall's past can be found. Roseland is home to some of the most characterful of all, from Veryan and its iconic roundhouses to the thriving local hub of St Mawes.
Cornwall really does have attractions for everyone. Sleepy, picturesque harbours. Grand country homes. Churches dating back to the 14th century and castles with legendary tales attached. And in between, miles and miles of blissful coast and countryside.
Timing a stay to coincide with one of Cornwall's annual events is highly recommended. It is one of the best ways to immerse in Cornish culture, whether through local food, literature or centuries-old celebrations.
Ask aAny local asked about the best places to visit in Cornwall would likely point straight to the nearest beach. There are two famous coastlines and more than 300 beaches to choose from, some of which rank among the very best in the UK.
Cornwall rewards the adventurous, and guests of The Nare can enjoy bespoke outings that promise a distinctively Cornish sense of adventure. From the serenity of sea kayaking to the thrill of a guided shooting trip, there is something to suit every taste and every inclination.
