South-east Cornwall has something for all ages and tastes - from beaches to bird-watching, fishing to flying, golf to gardens, horse riding to hang-gliding, sailing to cycling or walking to wind-surfing. All these and more are within a short distance of Mount Brioni.
In addition to being ideal for summer holidays, the mild climate of south-east Cornwall makes it an attractive destination for spring, autumn and winter breaks, when its peace and tranquility can be enjoyed to the full.

	Discover the old smuggling village of Polperro. Take a stroll through the narrow cobbled streets leading to the harbour, and admire the local arts and crafts on display in the quaint shops.
Relax on the beach. Cawsand is typical of the many nearby beaches, where a variety of water sports are available, or the less .energetic can simply enjoy the sun and sand, or explore the rock pools.
	Visit natural rock formations, such as the Cheesewring (left), or waterfalls, such as Golitha Falls (below left), but watch out for 'The beast of Bodmin Moor'! Explore Bodmin Moor on horseback (below) or on foot.
The bustling harbour town of Looe is one of Comwall's busiest fishing ports - from there you can take a cruise along the coast, or to Looe Island, or even a deep-sea fishing trip. Alternatively, why not treat yourself to a traditional Cornish pasty, or cream tea (with clotted cream and scones) at a harbourside café, or sample the day's catch of delicious seafood at one of the many restaurants.
	Let the train take the strain, with a scenic ride through the beautiful Looe valley.
Simply walk the coast path, which passes by our front door. Breathe the exhilarating sea air and enjoy the spectacular coastal views and varied bird life.
	Visit The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth - only 30 minutes away.
The amazing Eden Project is only a 40 minute drive away. This has quickly become one of the most popular attractions in Europe.