Top 5 romantic places in Cornwall for Valentine’s Day?

A tiny selection of Cornwall’s finest locations that are breathtaking and memorable in their own right but shared with a ‘special someone’ take on a new, romantic viewpoint. Perfect for exploring on Valentine’s Day.

Tintagel Castle. This famed North Cornish castle, birthplace of King Arthur and home of Merlin the Magician some 800 years ago, has been surrounded in myth and mystery since. The magnificent castle, now in ruins, stands on Tintagel Island with the Atlantic waves crashing against the cliffs, adding to the dramatic feel to this magical Cornish landmark. At The Old Chapel House, less than a mile away you’ll be able to take a step back in time and enjoy the breathtaking views and soak up the fabulous history to be uncovered.

Kynance Cove beach. Take a walk, enjoy an ice-cream and frolic in the surf of this turquoise haven near to The Lizard and Helston in Cornwall. A scenic and inspiring panorama; caves and islands just waiting to be explored.Still as popular today as in the Victorian times- a real Cornish treasure. The Beach House on The Lizard lends itself to being the idyllic Cornish holiday hideaway and perfect base for the area.

St. Michael’s Mount. Lead your love to the mysterious cobblestone heart and explore the Mount and the castle that has seen life as a monastery, a fortress and port, all with its own mythical giant included. Feel the history as you make the journey to the lone island off of Marazion, West Cornwall. Finish the day with a perfect stroll along the beach at Marazion to watch the silhouette of the mount against the sinking sun. Take the weight off you feet at the end of the day in the wonderfully appointed Seascape.

Land’s End. The old Cornish name for it was ‘Penn-an-Wlas’, meaning ‘End of the land’. With its history of wreckers and smuggling, its colourful reputation and dramatic Cornish cliff edge location, you’ll find it difficult to not get caught up in the romance of such a place. Whether you’re sharing this with someone special or thinking of those miles away, why not record how many miles away your love may be with the famous sign post? Take a picture and let someone know you’re thinking of them before you head back to Holly Grove in the nearby village of Kelynack near to Sennen in Cornwall, for a relaxing self-catering holiday.

Zennor. For those who love a tale of love against all odds, where could possibly be better than Zennor? The legend tells of how the Squire’s son, Mathew Trewella, so blinded by the love for a mystery mermaid that had heard him singing at the church, followed her into the sea and beneath the waves, never to be seen again. As a reminder to all young gentleman in the village, the ‘Mermaid of Zennor’ can still be seen carved into the end of a pew in the local church. Book a self-catetring holiday at Victory Cottage and experience life in the centre of the traditonal and very popular fishing village of St. Ives and be lured by the scenery and enchanted by the legend.

Of  course Cornwall is a county renowed for the romantic and rugged, so the above are just a suggetion………why not add your own to our list to help soem other people out?