Holiday Experiences


It’s often the more adventurous, active experiences that make the best holiday stories – and Cornwall has some really great stories.


And none of them, of course, are restricted to visitors: the great advantage of living in Britain’s premier holiday destination is that we get to enjoy all the facilities too.


How about booking one of the most famous sports cars ever built for a road trip you’ll never forget?


In Cornwall you can hire a British Morgan at Perranwell and set off on the road to


adventure – a great chance to drive an iconic vehicle.


With Cornwall’s enviable climate and spectacular scenery, you’d expect there to be some great golf.


Launceston and Looe offer warm welcomes, splendid golf and unrivalled locations for the experienced golfer or the visitor who wants to try something new on holiday.


In these busy days of sun, sand and Poldark, how do you get a really different feel for Cornwall, a real connection with its countryside and its past.


continued... Wadebridge Showground PL27 7JE


August Bank Hol Sat 26th & Sun 27th Antiques Vintage Salvage Decorative Fair


Plus Classic Vehicle Rally £3 1st day 9 - 5 early £5 8 - 9 / £3 2nd day 9 - 4.30


100s of Stalls inside Two Halls & outside The biggest 2 day fair in Cornwall (twice yearly)


Wadebridge Antique Centre Alex Robins


Jubilee Carpark Opp Cinema PL27 7AT Open Everyday 10am - 5pm incl Bank Hols


Over 50 Cabinets + Dealers Stands


Pensilva Nr Liskeard PL14 5NF ANTIQUE COLLECTORS FAIR


Sunday July 30 / Aug 20 / Sept 24 Monthly Upto 75 stalls. Cafe. Adm £1. Free Park


www.afcfairs.co.uk 01208 368182 / 07887 753956


www.cornish-visitor.co.uk


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