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Much of Cornwall’s income is derived from tourism and you will find many of the businesses on this portal, which is a gateway not only for visitors to Cornwall but also its residents. There are numerous classifications of Cornish based businesses operating throughout the county. The home of many attractions known throughout the world including St Michael’s Mount, Marazion in Cornwall, the Tate Gallery, St Ives, the Eden Project near St Austell. At Christmas time the lights at the village of Mousehole near Penzance have become an annual “must see” spectacle with helicopter trips to see the lights from the air, which leave from the heliport near Penzance. St Ives has become THE place to celebrate seeing in the New Year and has a fantastic atmosphere for all ages.Travelling in Cornwall
From the Penzance heliport you can travel to the wonderful Isles of Scilly or you can travel by sea on the Scillonian with daily trips leaving the harbour at Penzance. Rail travel to Cornwall is popular and the county has numerous railway stations throughout the county. The bus services link all major towns for those who prefer not to drive. Cornwall has its own airport near Newquay with flights to Gatwick and Stanstead airports; the Exeter International Airport is within easy driving distance.Getting Married in Cornwall
The wonderful scenery and high level of service provided by the many venues for wedding receptions has led to Cornwall becoming one of the most popular places in England to get married. Many couples travel to Cornwall for their wedding day celebrations from out of the county often the guests combine a holiday with attending the wedding. In addition to getting married in Cornwall many couples choose Cornwall for their honeymoon destination. Many couples getting married in Cornwall will stay in Cornwall for the duration of their honeymoon or will start their honeymoon in Cornwall prior to travelling abroad.Cornwall the healthy place to be
Whilst in Cornwall people are able to take exercise on a regular basis and enjoy fresh air free from the pollution endured by people living in larger towns and cities. Walking on the Cornish beaches is incredibly relaxing and beneficial to people’s well being and general health. There are many gyms located throughout Cornwall and swimming pools that provide fun for families, individuals and couples.Surfing in Cornwall
Cornwall offers surfers wonderful beaches including the world famous Fistral Beach at Newquay home of surfing championships attended by surfers from all over the world. The ever increasing popularity of surfing has resulted in a growing number of surf shops throughout Cornwall. Surfboards manufactured in Cornwall are exported worldwide.Click here for Cornwall main directory
Throughout Cornwall there are numerous privately run craft shops in the villages and towns selling locally designed and manufactured goods. Cornwall is a county proud of its many galleries with paintings, jewellery and glassware available for purchase.Eat out in Cornwall
Many of the restaurants in Cornwall feature local meat, seafood and vegetables in their menus. For those who prefer self-catering holidays in addition to the supermarkets there are independent retailers and farm shops offering local produce.