I was so excited, I couldn't wait to post Part TWO of our Cornwall holiday! On Day three we hit the roads and did a mini tour of north Cornwall.
Port Isaac was our first stop - it is one of the more popular places to visit as an English tv show Doc Martin was filmed there.
It was another beautiful day, so we didn't mind stopping for a cup of tea by this cracking view.
Following that, we travelled up to Trebarwith Strand. It was what looked like a tiny little beach near Tintagel, but when we actually got out to explore we saw it was a massive stretch complete with rock pools, pirate caves and about a hundred surfers! As the sun was hiding, we decided to explore the caves.
I couldn't help having a little splash in the water (freezing water, I should add!) before we left.
We then headed north to Boscastle - famous for PASTIES! Being a vegetarian, I never get to try the exciting flavours, but you can't go wrong with a good old vegetable pasty.
I have never seen the tide so low in Cornwall - usually this area is completely covered in water!
When we returned to Bude we thought we had better make the most of the sunshine and had fish and chips and a halloumi salad on the beach. We brought some Blue Moon (YAY to this being sold in the UK!) - the recipe for a perfect evening if you ask me!
It's only fair to point out that following this photo we were wiped out by a massive wave and I only just managed to jump up with the camera.
But seriously....how is THAT for a sunset! The beach at Widemouth Bay will always hold a special place in my heart as that is where Rich proposed - BBQ on the beach, bowls (bocce) and bonfires!
Here's to many more Cornwall holidays!
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