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About Boscastle
A picturesque resort set on the rugged North
Cornwall coast, much of it owned and protected by
the
National
Trust. The harbour was built in
1584 by Sir Richard Grenville.
Just before low tide when the sea is rough a blow
hole sends spray cascading across the harbour mouth.
The village provides basic shopping, a wide choice
of accommodation and not forgetting its three inns,
three rivers and three churches.
Around
Boscastle:
Splendid walks around the old village and harbour
Some of the best and highest cliff walks in Cornwall
Selection of small shops, restaurants and extremely
old inns
Relax or surf on one of the many beaches in the area
Ideal for touring this rugged area of North Cornwall
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Tintagel of King Arthur fame
and the resort of
Bude
are within easy reach, as is the whole of North
Devon
Good fishing to be had from rocks and deep sea
fishing from one of the local boats.
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Summary: Visitors return year after year to this area, its
rugged coastal scenery is unsurpassed. Nearest large
resort is Bude.
Please see our
Towns and
Villages section for more
information on Boscastle.churches.
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