There are many types of adventures to be had, especially if one has the opportunity to travel to new countries and meet new people. In southern England lies an ancient land where Celts still live called Cornwall. Its people understand how to share the celebrate life with both friends and visitors. Located on a peninsula and surrounded by the Atlantic on one side and the English Chanel on the other, Cornwall is in the southern UK. The area continues to carry its Celtic history and identity with pride, offering a unique compromise of the past and present and giving visitors a sense of heritage and history.

There are many towns in Cornwall that still have a taste of the medieval world while providing modern day amenities. Penzance is a town that is reviving a few of the old festivals plus it has great ways to spend time shopping because of its history of being a market town. Saint Michel's Mont is located nearby its coast. When the tide is out, Saint Michel's castle and monastery are accessible by road and when the tide rolls in, the area is still accessible by boat. The island has its own activities and celebrations.

The land located around the Atlantic coast of Cornwall offers underdeveloped areas that allow the sightseer the taste of the wilderness with unaltered coastlines and moors. On the southern side, the English Channel gives the area a gentler charm. The outdoor theater of Minack is nestled into a cliff and opens to the southern waters surrounding the peninsula. Farther down the coast, the granite cliffs of Lands' End offer a majestic sight. This area long favored by painters as a subject is now preserved in a land trust.

The beauty of the coast and land creates an environment specializing in seafood. Visitors will find a large variety of treats when visiting. The taverns and pubs of operating in the towns around the area offer a haven for traditional foods. Sampling the region’s famous clotted cream and getting to eat the Cornish pastries are experiences not to be missed. Organizing a trip to Cornwall can be challenging because there is so much to do. For the first time visitor, having some suggestions about where to stay for an overnight visit and which restaurants provide what specials can help.

Visitors will find the site useful in learning about the current shows at the Minack Theater along with the tide schedule for Saint Michal's Mont. The land of Cornwall has a rich history of giants and angels plus many modern day treats. This is the place for someone to experience shore lines that are still wild and towns that celebrate their history and their present day experiences.