Crossing the river Tamar from Devon into Cornwall takes you to a Celtic land of magical legend, rich in history and natural heritage.

Here, at Tintagel, on Cornwall's rugged Atlantic coast, so legend tells us, was Arthur's Camelot and few would doubt this when viewing the breathtaking scenery this ancient county has to offer.Cornwall offers a variety of locations guaranteed to make up a fascinating tour.

Picturesque fishing villages where lime-washed fishermen's cottages look out on peaceful harbours line the coastline, whilst inland you'll find the rugged and bleak Bodmin Moor. Quaint country towns and the county's historic capital Truro, with its magnificent Cathedral, beckon the visitor.

The area has a rich industrial heritage. The mining of tin and copper was a mainstay of the county's economy for some 4,000 years, and in many areas the remains of the old mine workings add to the proud sense of history Cornwall imparts to its visitors.

Throughout the county a wealth of interesting attractions can be found, ranging from art galleries to industrial heritage centres and animal sanctuaries to historic buildings.