Trips and Tours to Cornwall EnglandVisit the beautiful beaches and historical sites on an escorted tour to Cornwall
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2024
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Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
About Cornwall
Situated right at the bottom of England Cornwall is a pretty seaside county on the southwestern tip of England, renowned for its stunning coastal landscapes, charming villages, and rich cultural heritage. Cornwall stuns with its golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and crystal-clear waters, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Steeped in history and legend, from ancient stone circles to tales of King Arthur, Cornwall's unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue promises an unforgettable experience. Join us on a journey to discover the hidden gems and vibrant communities of this remarkable region, where every corner reveals a new story and every view takes your breath away. Explore the magic of Cornwall with our expertly crafted tours, designed to immerse you in the essence of this extraordinary part of England.
Tours to Cornwall
We offer a range of tours exploring the natural beauty of England including Cornwall. Take a stroll along the shores of Cornwall, stop for a delicious cream tea or wander around the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
What to expect when visiting Cornwall England
If you are a nature lover, then Cornwall is the place for you. The region is famed for its stunning coastline, featuring dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and hidden coves, perfect for outdoor activities. Coastal towns like St Ives, Padstow, and Falmouth are picturesque, each with its own unique charm, offering art galleries, boutique shops, and exceptional seafood restaurants. Cornwall's historical sites are equally captivating. Tintagel Castle, linked to the legend of King Arthur, provides a dramatic glimpse into the past, while the Eden Project, with its futuristic biomes, showcases the wonders of nature and human ingenuity. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to enjoy, from surfing on Newquay's renowned beaches to hiking the scenic South West Coast Path. The region's mild climate and varied landscapes make it ideal for exploring on foot. Cornwall's culinary scene is a highlight, featuring fresh seafood, traditional Cornish pasties, and cream teas. Local markets and food festivals provide opportunities to sample regional specialties and meet local producers.
What to do in Cornwall England
Visit the beach
Cornwall is surrounded by the sea which makes for an abundance of pretty beaches. From the white sand and turquoise water at Kynance cove, a Cornish gem that has been popular since Victorian times, to the long stretch of golden sand that runs along the beautiful Porthcurno beach. With so many beaches to choose from visiting the beach at Cornwall is a great way to spend some time connecting with nature, swim in the cool water or lounge on the soft sand. Many of the beaches also have delicious restaurants just a walk away that serve locally sourced seafood for you to enjoy whilst overlooking the beach.
The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
One of the most unique museums you’ll find, the museum of Witchcraft and Magic is one of the worlds largest collection of items relating to witchcraft, the occult and magic. Situated in the picturesque coastal village of Boscastle in Cornwall, the museum intrigues visitors with its unique collections of historical magic items. The museum may be small but there is so much to see and learn inside the museum. If you are looking for something a little different and want to learn all about the history of witchcraft and the occult, there is no better place than this Cornish museum.
The Minack Theatre
A stunning open-air theatre overlooking the sea. The theatre hosts multiple plays and musicals throughout the year. The theatre has a beautiful sub-tropical garden on the upper levels of the Minack full of exotic plant species that are rarely found in England. The garden is full of brightly coloured plants that fill the air with a fresh floral aroma. The theatre also offers activities for both adults and children including fun and creative workshops. Be sure to check their website to see what show they are performing and what workshops they have on.
When is the best time to visit Cornwall England
If you are looking to enjoy the beaches and open-air theatre in Cornwall, then summer is your best option for good weather. Spring is also a good option for visiting Cornwall, the weather may not be as hot as in the summer, but it is usually mild and less crowded.
Conclusion
Cornwall is a gorgeous seaside country with beautiful beaches, interesting museums, flower filled gardens and delicious food. Visiting Cornwall is a journey into a land of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant local culture. Whether you're drawn by its stunning coastline, captivating historical sites, or delightful culinary offerings, Cornwall promises an unforgettable experience. From the dramatic cliffs and golden beaches to charming villages and lively festivals, every moment in Cornwall is filled with discovery and enchantment. Embrace the magic of this extraordinary region and create memories that will last a lifetime with our expertly curated tours.
Frequently asked questions
Are there any unique cultural experiences in Cornwall?
Yes, Cornwall offers several unique cultural experiences. Attend a performance at the Minack Theatre for a dramatic show set against the Atlantic Ocean backdrop. Explore local art galleries in St Ives, including the Tate St Ives, and visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden. Additionally, experiencing traditional Cornish music and dance at local festivals provides a rich cultural immersion.
What is the local culture like in Cornwall?
Cornwall has a rich cultural heritage with a strong sense of local identity. The Cornish language, though not widely spoken, is an important part of the region's history. Local festivals celebrating everything from seafood to music and arts provide insight into Cornwall's vibrant community life. The region also has a strong maritime culture, reflected in its many fishing villages and coastal traditions.
Where can I find the best views in Cornwall?
For the best views in Cornwall, visit Land's End for breathtaking ocean vistas, St Michael's Mount for panoramic sea and island views, and the cliffs at Bedruthan Steps. The coastal path near the Lizard Peninsula also offers spectacular scenery.
What should I pack for a trip to Cornwall?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring towns and hiking trails, swimwear for the beaches, and layers to accommodate the changeable weather. Don't forget a rain jacket, as weather can be unpredictable, and a good camera to capture the stunning landscapes and charming towns.
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