With its safe, sandy beaches, towering rugged sea cliffs and dramatic moorland, Cornwall enjoys more hours of sunshine than virtually any other part of the British Isles. Built in the late 1690s, the Bond’s Cornish Queen Anne home of Duloe Manor is situated to the south of the village of Duloe, a little over three miles inland from the fishing village of Looe.

As one of the UK’s premier tourist destinations, Cornwall has no shortage of things to do, whatever the weather.

If cliffs, beaches and charming fishing villages aren’t enough, then perhaps the many renowned gardens, museums, theme parks, maritime centres, heritage centres, zoos and wildlife reserves will fit the bill.