There are just as many wonderful places in the UK that you can visit as there are to be found in Europe. One such area of the country that is worth spending time exploring is Cornwall located in the south west corner of the country and situated beside the county of Devon.
As this county in England is situated far to the south you will find that the weather here tends to be a little more pleasant throughout the year. This is because the climate here is strongly influenced by the Gulf Stream that covers a major part of this county's coast line.
Generally you will find that if you visit this part of the UK in the summer the days are usually pleasant and warm. However, in the winter it can get a little colder, but there is very little risk of it snowing here. In fact a large number of children who have been born and brought up in Cornwall have never seen snow.
Actually if you are considering visiting this part of the UK don't limit yourself to spending time here during the months of July and August. As you will soon discover because of its location and the affect that the Gulf Stream has on its climate that spring starts quite a bit earlier here and autumn lasts a bit longer. On average this part of the UK is one where they will get around 1,500 hours of sun each year and between the months of May and July you can expect it to be sunny for around 7 hours each day.
By choosing to visit Cornwall outside of the usual holiday periods of July and August you will find that the cost of accommodation can be considerably less. So you may find yourself being able to stay in far better quality accommodation at a price that won't break your budget.