• Excursions to Falmouth, Truro, St Ives, Land’s End, Looe, Polperro and Padstow
• Free time in Newquay
• Eight nights dinner†, bed & breakfast
• Coach travel throughout
• ABTA bonded for your peace of mind

†Please note dinner is not included on the first night. Suitable en route stops will be made.

Falmouth & Truro
Falmouth is steeped in maritime history and home to the world’s third largest deep water harbour. The town has inspired countless artists, sailors, explorers and musicians. Near the entrance to Falmouth Docks you’ll find the lifeboat station where guides are happy to give you a tour of their boats and explain the activities of the RNLI. Above it, on a headland, is imposing Pendennis Castle, built on the orders of Henry VIII to defend this important harbour. This original Tudor keep features a round tower, underground passageways and a WWII battery. Perhaps visit the National Maritime Museum Cornwall with its twelve interactive galleries and a flotilla of model boats. We continue to Truro, Cornwall’s only city and home to a stunning gothic revival cathedral with three soaring spires that dominate the skyline. Its south aisle is what remains of St Mary’s Church and is said to be one of the finest pieces of medieval architecture in Cornwall. Inside its grand walls, you’ll find a treasure trove of stained glass.

St Ives & Land’s End
We head to St Ives where you might like to meander through the narrow streets, relax in a pavement café or watch the world go by from the harbour. Land’s End features wave battered cliffs towering over churning seas and gives views as far as the Scilly Isles on a clear day.

Looe & Polperro
Lovely Looe became fictional Shipton Abbott in the BBC’s mystery drama, Beyond Paradise. Relax on the soft golden sands, wander along Banjo Pier, watch the colourful fishing boats bob on the water, browse the independent shops, or have a refreshment in a traditional Cornish pub. We move on to picture perfect Polperro with its snaking streets, galleries and quaint harbour. Perhaps catch a tuk tuk for a fun way to see the sights!

Padstow
A half day outing to the enchanting little fishing village of Padstow, known for its quaint harbour that gives delightful views across the Camel Estuary. It has a characterful old town with many listed buildings and independent shops.