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Cornwall's Coastal Path
St. Ives to Penzance.
- 6 Days / 5 Nights
- Self-guided Tour
- Minimum of participants: 2 persons
Arrival in St. Ives
This seaside town offers steep streets, magnificent views, a rushing surf and a beautiful light that has magically attracted artists for centuries. The Tate Gallery of St. Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum and the Sculpture Garden are just some of the reasons why St. Ives was considered the cultural capital of Cornwall.
Roundtrip St. Ives
Your hiking trip begins with a leisurely hike from St. Ives out to Clodgy Point, later on it goes on hilly terrain of the high cliffs always accompanied by beautiful bays to Zennor. Zennor was described by D. H. Lawrence as "the most beautiful place, much prettier than the Mediterranean" and the area around this beautiful place was certified as a nature reserve. By bus back to St. Ives.
St. Ives – St. Just
Return by bus to Zennor, from where your walk will take you along the coast to the rocky promontory of Gurnard's Head. You hike to Cape Cornwall, the westernmost point of Cornwall, where the currents of the Atlantic Ocean part. It is worth visiting some of the famous museums before continuing inland to St. Just for overnight accommodation. St. Just is a popular meeting place for painters and potters, the charming place with its cafés and bars invites you to linger.
St. Just – Porthcurno
From St. Just to Whitesand Bay, where spectacular views await you, you may even see some of the seals in this area. The variety of seabirds on your way to the charming fishing village of Sennan Cove with its beautiful beach and wild surf will definitely delight you. On to the famous "Land's End", the southernmost tip of Great Britain. Enjoy the view of the wide, blue Atlantic Ocean. Along the steep coast to the open-air Minack Theater. At the end of the day you will meet the idyllic beach of Porthcurno, where you will also spend the night.
Porthcurno – Penzance
Today the hike goes from Porthcurno to the subtropical bay of Lamorna. You walk through an area of exceptional natural beauty, the route changes with each step and leads over rugged cliffs with some ascents and descents through Newlyn to Penzance. The legacy of the historic Artists' Union is still visible on every corner here, in both Lamorna and Newlyn you can see painters, writers, potters and craftsmen at work.
Departure or extension
Tour character
Amazing panorama walks not only along the fascinating coast of Cornwall but also into the picturesque heart of the country. The terrain is easy and the path well-maintained, however we ask you to be cautious with cliff coasts. A good level of fitness is sufficient for each hike.
| Season 1 29.03.2021 - 15.10.2021 Anreise daily | |
|---|---|
| Cornwall's Coastal Path, 6 days, UK-CLWSP-06X | |
| Base price | 629.00 |
| Surcharge solo traveller | 75.00 |
| Surcharge single room | 299.00 |
Category: beautiful country inns and B&Bs
| Season 1 Mar 29, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021 Anreise daily | |
|---|---|
| St. Ives | |
| Double room p. P. | 75.00 |
| Surcharge single room | 75.00 |
| Penzance | |
| Double room p. P. | 75.00 |
| Surcharge single room | 75.00 |
Included:
- 5 overnight stays as stated, breakfast included
- Luggage transfer (1 piece of luggage)
- Transfers according to the program
- Carefully elaborated route description
- Detailed travel and tour documents 1x per room (German, English)
- Service hotline
Arrival / Departure:
- Airport Newquay (flights from Gatwick and Stansted), Exeter or Bristol. Continue via bus and train to St. Ives.
- Regular buses and trains from London to St. Ives, approx. 6 hours (train: www.nationalrail.com, bus: www.firstgroup.com).
- Return from Penzance via bus or train.
Things to note:
- Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price
- Bus fares (Zennor – St. Ives, St. Ives – Zennor), approx. EUR 10 per person
- Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!
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