The pretty village home to famous castle and named as one of UK’s ‘best kept-secrets’

A view of the coast in Tintagel

Tintagel is known for its rugged scenery (Image: Getty Images)

This pretty is a peaceful and historic place to visit – it’s one that shouldn’t be missed this summer. is known for its famous castle, its rich history and stunning coastal views. The village has been named as one of the UK’s best kept secrets by .

Tourists from all over the UK enjoy visiting the area which features charming stone , cozy pubs, and unique local shops. It has a quaint welcoming feel and you’ll be in awe of the rugged scenery at its coastal spots.

A cobbled path at Tintagel Castle

Tintagel Castle is linked to King Arthur and is also home to Merlin’s Cave (Image: Getty Images)

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The area is famously linked to the legend of King Arthur, with Castle perched dramatically on the cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Visitors can explore Merlin’s Cave beneath the castle and walk the for unforgettable scenery. 

The mix of history, myth, and natural beauty makes Tintagel a magical and memorable destination.

One person who visited castle on Tripadvisor said: “A magical experience! Tintagel Castle was on my bucket list and it was everything I had hoped for and more! We will return to visit the area again soon.”

Another penned: “We visited the castle while on a week’s holiday. We went over the fantastic bridge into the castle ruins, the was so beautiful we had a picnic on the top of the cliff rocks – such stunning views. 

A coastal walking landscape in Cornwall with flowers

For those who enjoy being out in nature, there are a variety of walking and hiking routes nearby (Image: Getty Images)

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“Absolutely loved it, my favourite so far out of also took our dog well worth a visit.”

Many visitors to the area often choose to walk the coastal path which is a great way to enjoy the views.

One of the most popular routes is the 3.6 mile on part of the South West Coast Path around Tintagel.

The path was loved by famous poets such as Alfred Lord Tennyson and is still enjoyed by walkers today.

One person who took the path said on Tripadvisor: “Stunning scenery! There’s informative and interesting signs about the history too. 

“The sea looks very blue and you can see Merlin’s cave from the lookout point. There’s public toilets, a cafe and gift shop too.”

If you’re hoping for a weekend away this spring or , Tintagel could be the perfect place for you.

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