Plane tickets from Anchorage to Cornwall

Welcome to the beautiful English Cornwall - a unique county with a colourful past. Cornwall is situated on the south west coast of England and famous for its stunning natural beauty, traditional culture and some of the most delicious cuisine in the world. From white sandy beaches to rugged headlands, there's something to delight everyone in Cornwall. You can explore incredible attractions, dine in characterful pubs, or simply take in the majestic views of the sea and beautiful countryside. In this text, we will explore what Cornwall has to offer and discover its rich history and culture.

Getting to Know Cornwall

Cornwall is a county located on the south-western part of Great Britain and is formed by a peninsula surrounded by the English Channel, Celtic Sea and Irish Sea. According to the 2011 Census, Cornwall has a population of 536,368 inhabitants and the major towns of Cornwall include Truro, Redruth, Camborne, Newquay and Falmouth. Cornwall is on British Standard Time (GMT+0) and observes Daylight Saving Time in the summer when the clocks move forward one hour. English is the predominant language spoken in Cornwall, but there is a sizeable proportion of bilingual people who can also converse in Cornish, a Celtic language derived from Brythonic which holds official status in the UK. The official currency in Cornwall is the British Pound (GBP).

Climate and Weather

Cornwall has a temperate climate, with mild winters and warm summers. It is one of the warmest areas in the UK. Temperatures tend to be around 2-3°C lower than elsewhere in England, with an average summer temperature reaching 17-18°C. Winters are mild with an average of 6°C in January. As it is an exposed coastline, there can be strong winds, which can feel colder than the actual temperature. Rainfall is usually higher than the rest of the UK, with over 1,000mm of rain each year. However, the north coast tends to be drier than the south coast. Along the southern flank, there is a more Mediterranean climate, which means some areas can experience almost Mediterranean conditions at times. Overall, Cornwall has a mild climate with a Mediterranean influence. It offers beautiful weather, with mild temperatures and generally sunny days.

Touring Cornwall: Airport and Transportation

There is only one airport in Cornwall, called the Newquay Cornwall Airport. To get from the Newquay Cornwall Airport to downtown in Cornwall, you can take the Cornwall Airport Bus for a fee of £7. Unfortunately, there are no currency exchange services available at Cornwall Airport.

Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Cornwall

  1. Cornwall has a vibrant and unique culture, marked by its Celtic heritage, its own language and distinct traditions
  2. The county is known for its top-notch coastal scenery, stunning moorland landscapes, picturesque fishing towns and numerous attractions
  3. Numerous festivals are held throughout the year, celebrating its culture, art, music and food. The most renowned being the annual Lowender Peran celebration which marks the start of winter

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