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Welcome to the Boys 4 Adventure Cornwall Guide

Written by Jason Jacobson January 13, 2016March 10, 2017

This is the Boys 4 Adventure Cornwall Guide - your essential directory for all things related to Cornwall tourism. On this site we feature the very best hotels, cottages, campsites, visitor attractions, restaurants, activities and other things to see, do and experience while in Cornwall. Cornwall is a picturesque and popular holiday and mini-break destination in South West England. Famous for beaches, pasties and surfing, Cornwall is also an epicentre for culture, gastronomy, adventure and stunning landscapes. Please use this BIG guide to Cornwall tourism businesses to plan your next trip to this cool corner of the country, whether you are planning a family holiday, a romantic weekend away or an active break with mates.

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Top 5 Activities in Cornwall for Adrenaline Junkies

Written by Jason Jacobson June 10, 2017

With its rugged landscape and the rough seas, Cornwall can be the perfect place for an adrenaline-filled adventure holiday. It is already the prime spot for surfers looking to ride huge waves, but actually, Cornwall has more to offer. There are loads of activities and adventure sports to try, plus loads of places to stay and accommodation options in Cornwall. If you are sick and tired of the usual vacation trips and want to do something unique and totally unforgettable, then you should consider some of these extreme activities that are being offered by If you are sick and tired of the usual vacation trips and want to do something unique and totally unforgettable, then you should consider some of these extreme activities that are being offered by companies in Cornwall.

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Follow the Cornwall Art Trail

Written by Jason Jacobson May 14, 2017March 8, 2017

Everybody wants to take a break at a price they can afford, and relax in peaceful country surroundings, enjoy wide open spaces, the sea, secluded coves and picturesque towns and villages. Artists in Cornwall have a field day in the peninsula county of England because between the granite cliffs and the busy harbours, they open our doors to the beauty of Cornwall. Kurt Jackson is a contemporary Cornwall artist with experience in environments and cultures. He uses a range of materials and techniques to present us with inspired works of art depicting the endless beauty of Cornwall. There are heaps of talented artists in Cornwall who sell their art work locally, and the thriving art scene in Cornwall inspires visitors to the area to visit art galleries and even book an art lesson or two.

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Best Sea Views in Cornwall

Written by Jason Jacobson April 26, 2017March 17, 2017

Cornwall has some of the best sea views in the UK, if not the world. The range of coastal scenery is simply stunning. From harbour views to beach vistas to cliff-top panoramas, visitors to Cornwall are spoilt for choice on spectacular places to take in the wonderful landscapes. Here are some of our favourite sea views in Cornwall. Lands End It maybe a little cliched but Land's End offers amazing sea views along the Cornish coast and out into the Atlantic Ocean. It's here that visitors can see the famous signpost showing distances to destinations throughout the world. And it does feel like the jumping off point to somewhere else - it's right down in the far west of Cornwall at the very outer edge of the British Isles.

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Where to to Stay in Cornwall

Written by Jason Jacobson April 8, 2017June 10, 2017

There are loads of beaches to explore, including the world famous Fistral Beach. It is a small harbour town with many fine shops, restaurants, pubs and clubs. The sport of surfing dominates this town and the high street is lined with surf shops and surf schools offering to take you out for surfing lessons. Newquay and surrounding villages such as Porth, Crantock, Holywell Bay and Perranporth are great destinations for fantastic self-catering holidays in Cornwall. There is also a wide choice of hotels, bed and breakfasts and campsites in and around Newquay, where you can relax and enjoy all that Newquay and the surrounding area has to offer.

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Being a Tourist in Fowey

Written by Jason Jacobson March 8, 2017May 1, 2017

The best thing about visiting Cornwall is exploring all the wonderful places it has to offer. Many people straight head to the beach or for a stroll along the coast. But sometimes it’s attractive to visit some of the many towns and villages which have played a part in Cornwall’s unique history for centuries. One such town is Fowey on the south coast of Cornwall, between the other two holiday hotspots of St Austell and Looe. Fowey is a fantastic place to visit and is served well by “The Official Tourism Website for Fowey and the Fowey Estuary”: www.fowey.co.uk. This website is central to the success of all of the tourism businesses in the town.

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Best Beach Cafés in Cornwall

Written by Jason Jacobson December 12, 2016May 1, 2017

There is a lot to love about Cornwall. From its rich history to its natural wonders, the county is brimming with great attractions to explore and activities to experience. Whether you want to surf, take a walk or enjoy some of the best dishes in the city, Cornwall stands ready to accommodate your every need. Cornwall also has some of the best beaches in the world. And when you combine the sublime views of golden sands, crashing waves and breathtaking scenery, with fun, tasty food a these beachside Cafés you are guaranteed a memorable experience. With such a wide variety of restaurants and Cafés on offer, most of them perched in glorious spots along the coast, it’s hard to refine the selection into a short list.

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Guide to the Must-See Locations in Cornwall

Written by Jason Jacobson November 22, 2016March 8, 2017

It’s a question that often gets asked, especially for people in Cornwall on holiday with limited time. What are Cornwall’s must-see locations? You see, Cornwall offers so much to many people you could spend months exploring this fine county and only really scrape the surface. The rugged coastline conceals all sorts of hidden gems in the form of beaches, coves and quaint little fishing villages. But the interior of Cornwall is not to be sniffed at. From its quietly undulating countryside to thick forests to remote moors laced with rivers, Cornwall is a dramatic country begging to be explored. Here is our list of must-see locations.

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Best Venues in Cornwall for Scenic Wedding Photos

Written by Jason Jacobson August 4, 2016March 8, 2017

With hundreds of wedding locations in Cornwall, getting the ideal one can be quite daunting at times. Being a special day of your life, you need to select only the best venue to take photos from and maybe hold your reception as well. A comprehensive research can play a crucial role in getting you the best location. There are several extensive stretches of fine golden sand that form part of the most popular beaches in Cornwall which you can consider as your wedding venue. Apart from referrals and recommendations, the internet can also give you the best option. We have prepared a list of some of our favourite locations in Cornwall for scenic wedding photos.

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