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- Tintagel is a village on the
Atlantic coast famous for its association with King Arthur.
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- The castle remains stand partly on the cliffs and partly on a
narrow split of land, this was actually built in 1145 for the Earl
of Cornwall. Paths descend from the village to a shingle beach and
Merlin's Cave.
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- Local towns and
villages to visit
- Bodmin
- Bolventor
- Boscastle
- Bude
- Camelford
- Launceston
- Tintagel
- Widemouth
- Angling
- On the Bude estuary,
also from the rocks and beaches all along the coast. The Bude
Canal is a noted coarse water. River fishing includes stretches of
the Ottery, Inny, Camel and Tamar.
- Sailing
- Sailing on the Camel Estuary. Harbour authorities
should be consulted about off shore sailing.
- Surfing
- At Bude and Widemouth, with frequent venues for
the National Surfing championships Trebarwith Strand, about a mile
south of Tintagel is good for ordinary surfing.
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- Attractions
- MAP
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