Hi, I’m Karina and ordinary bores me. When I was 22, I felt stuck in my life, so I packed my life into one suitcase and moved to England. I am a strong believer that life is what you make out if it.
In this blog, I share with you not only my travel adventures and best things to do around the world but also a few motivational articles to kick you in the butt and make you get out of your comfort zone and live a happier life.
Are you ready to escape the ordinary with me?
Cornwall sounds like a great place to visit with lots of seafood and activities. I would love to go somewhere I can try surfing. It looks like so much fun.
You will have fun surfing in Cornish water!! 🙂 It was great and I can only recommend it to everyone 🙂
Cornwall is spectacular, we love it!
What an amazing experience to see a sunfish, I’m going to have to book another trip down there to see if we can spot one too!
Do you think July is the best time to do this?
Hi Sharon, can’t disagree with you on that 🙂 The day before I went with Marine Discovery, there was a whale swimming in Cornish waters! Unfortunately, it didn’t show up when I was there 🙁 But seeing ocean sunfish was amazing, they are so weird but cute looking fishes haha! 🙂 Yes, July/August and September are the best time of the year! 🙂
We are off to Cornwall next year and staying near Tintagel so will definitely be visiting!
Hi Emma, you will have a wonderful time, for sure! 🙂 I recommend getting a National Trust Membership if you don’t have it as Cornwall has so many sites and it will save you money 🙂
This brought back some wonderful childhood memories as we used to holiday in Cornwall a lot. I especially liked Tintagel, such a beautiful spot.
Aww, that is so nice to ready, Wendy! 🙂 Tintagel is beautiful, I loved it there too! You are lucky spending so much time in Cornwall as a child! 🙂
Cornwall sounds like an amazing place to relax and take in the sights. Plus, the photos are making me want to be there as we speak.
Before I talk about your post, I just want to say I love the theme/layout of your website.
I’m born in Brighton and I’ve always been envious of Cornwall because their beaches are better (and much cleaner) than ours in Sussex!
I just turned 30 and it’s one of the only areas in England I’ve never visited. I hear amazing things all the time and your post only confirms what others have said. The Eden Project and surfing are two things I want to experience when I go down.
Love this post, lots of inspiration! I moved from Edinburgh to the South of England last November and am itching to explore far and wide. Of course, Covid has put a spanner in the works for now but as we start to travel again I’ll certainly be looking at trip down to Cornwall.
Looks lovely, I definitely need to explore more. I remember visiting Mevagissey and knowing I want to see more of Cornwall, and now I know what there is to see. Thanks.
Your photos & great info on a beautiful part of England we have not been to- yet! Definitely will add some days here on our next trip to the UK! Liked all the other sources you link to – very helpful!