Captivating Cornwall

Your holiday begins as you meet your group and Tour Manager at the Best Western Hotel Bristol in Newquay. Situated in a superb position on the seafront, from here you'll enjoy marvellous views over Tolcarne Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Cornwall is a treasure trove of scenic beauty, from its wild coastline fringed with sandy beaches to its picture-postcard seaside towns and villages.

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Travel by coach to St Ives where you have time to explore. Nestled on a bay, St Ives is one of the UK's favourite coastal towns. Perhaps enjoy a stroll along the golden beach, explore the cobbled alleyways and lanes, or visit an art gallery. Next, transfer by coach along the rocky promontory, enjoying the pretty seascape. Arrive at Land's End, the most westerly point of England, for free time to soak up the views. Land's End is surrounded by ocean and the uninterrupted vistas are breathtaking. Your last stop is Penzance, one of Cornwall's most beautiful seaside towns, where you could enjoy a walk down the Victorian promenade, or stop in one of the pubs for a drink.

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Step back in time with a return journey on the Bodmin and Wenford Railway. This heritage railway takes you along a 13-mile-long route through the Cornish countryside, passing pretty meadows and rolling hills. Next, transfer by coach to Lanhydrock House. This beautiful house is the epitome of a stately home and there's time to look around before visiting the port town of Fowey by the Fowey Estuary. This historic town sits in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and known as the home of author Daphne du Maurier. The harbour is surrounded by medieval and Georgian buildings, home to wonderful boutiques, coffee shops, and pubs, making the town a pleasure to explore on foot.

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Explore more of the scenery of Cornwall, beginning at Bedruthan Steps. This stretch of coastline overlooks a sandy beach with some striking rock formations, that, legend has it, were put there by a giant who used them as stepping stones. Next, transfer to Tintagel, which boasts gorgeous views of the Atlantic Ocean and incredible ruins with links to King Arthur. You have the option to walk to the famous ruins, where entrance is included. Continue to Boscastle, a quaint village with a picturesque harbour, where you can visit the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. Later, join the Launceston Steam Railway for a return journey to Newmills. This railway dates back to the 1800s and features lovingly restored Victorian steam engines.

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After breakfast this morning, your tour ends, and you are free to depart.

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