Goldeneye Cornwall's Top 10 : Only The Best Will Do...when time is short

2nd Edition 112 Pages 100mm x 190mm Pocket Size Matt Laminated Cover with Flaps 89 Colour Photographs 24 Pages of Touring Maps WHERE TO EAT…DRINK…SLEEP… WHICH SCENIC VILLAGES TO VISIT…WHICH GARDENS AND MANOR HOUSES TO VISIT…THE BEST SECTIONS OF THE COAST PATH ONLY THE BEST WILL DO…when time is short…  

Goldeneye Cornwall Map & Guide of Places to Visit

Cornwall Map and Guide of Places to Visit is the ideal guide to the very best of Cornwall. Cornwall remains Britain's Number 1 holiday destination for a week or a fortnight's break. Our Goldeneye Cornwall Map & Travel Guide has been researched, compiled and published in Cornwall by Cornish locals. Our team knows Cornwall like no other organisation! Our Cornwall Map & Guide presents Cornwall's multiple attractions in an accessible, easy-to-read and follow, format. In fact, we've been producing this publication for over 30 years and it is firmly part of our DNA. The Cornwall Map and Guide is in the format of a fold-out map and has a detailed visitor map on one side and visitor information on the other. Cornwall Visitor Map An unbelievably detailed map on one side with lots of additional visitor informationThe ideal scale for touring at 1:126,720 (2 miles to 1 inch) Tourist attractions like beaches & surfing, gardens, harbours & National Trust properties are clearly highlighted Clear and easy-to-follow cartography, also easy to fold and unfold Cornwall Travel Guide All the information you need is shown on the reverse side of the map ensuring you will see the very best of Cornwall The best things to see and do are grouped into the following sections: Main Centres; Villages of interest; Little harbours & ports of interest; Foodie Pubs; Cafes, Diners & Tea Rooms; Industrial interest; Mine shafts & engine houses; Gardens; Historic buildings; Museums; Ancient monuments, stone circles & hill forts; Great Cornwall churches; Galleries & workshops; Railway & canal interest; Country parks & places of natural interest; Farm & countryside interests; Birds & wildlife; Theatres; Family fun & adventure; Film & TV locations A guide to the coastal footpaths including the distance and what to see and expect en route Illustrated with full-colour photographs, our renowned map and guide to Cornwall will make it easy to plan your trip. It really is the 'go-to' guide and map for the very best of Cornwall.

Goldeneye Cornwall: Cycling Country Lanes & Traffic-free Family Routes

Cornwall is one of England’s most rural counties and these twenty-one circular routes have been chosen to explore the best of the quiet lanes linking its many interesting & picturesque villages, harbours & market towns. Although short sections of busier roads have sometimes had to be used to complete a circuit even the quietest lanes can be busy for short periods, as local people travel to & from work & school. To avoid sending cars along the very roads you are going to cycle, these routes have been designed, in the main, to begin at towns or villages, close to major roads, or from railway stations. Most inland routes tend to be reasonably easy going, but be prepared for short, steep climbs, in and out of coastal valleys & bays. This is often via narrow sunken lanes & these take a little getting used to, so always be ready for the possibility of meeting vehicles on descents. This is particularly true during the 6 summer weeks when sections of the narrowest coastal lanes can become completely snarled up by a few cars. For maximum enjoyment at this time of year, coastal sections are best ridden in the early morning, or in some cases, avoided by using inland variants. Happy Cycling, Al Churcher