Cornwall is a place of great natural beauty. But, hidden amongst those sunsets and stunning sea views across the Atlantic, lie the remains of hundreds of shipwrecks and their precious cargo.

Fans of fresh seafood will want to make their way to southern Cornwall to enjoy some great food and fun. The mouth-watering treasures from the sea will be celebrated in Falmouth with the port town’s Oyster Festival on 8-11 October.

The air may be a bit colder, the wind a bit more brisk, but a Cornish holiday escape in the autumn is still a wonderful adventure.

For young and old, the stories that captivate young people are special. For those hearing them the first time, they take them to faraway lands and on new adventures.

Cornwall is undoubtedly a magical county that attracts hordes of holidaymakers every year and now some of the must-see places in the county have been revealed in an article.

Golf courses in Cornwall are some of the most beautiful in the country, providing a challenge for all levels.

Recent research by ATS Euromaster has revealed that a country cottage with a sea view in Cornwall is regarded as the ultimate holiday destination for many holidaymakers.

A seventh year as the UK’s favourite holiday destination is within touching distance for Cornwall after the county was once again shortlisted at the British Travel Awards.

If you talk to local fisherman, they’ll say the Cornish waters offer up the best seafood in all of the United Kingdom.

The Royal Navy’s finest flying machines will be ready for inspection at their airfield in Helston. The Culdrose Air Day is set to celebrate naval aviation on Thursday 30 July.