Cornwall and Devon
Day 1: London - Exeter - Torquay
Depart from London early in the morning and head southwest towards Devon. This picturesque county is the home to many attractions including medieval towns, national parks and sandy beaches.
On arrival, we will stop at the ancient city of Exeter, where you can visit the historic quay, the Norman Cathedral, or the famous Exeter Cathedral. Next, we will continue to Torquay, well known as the English Riviera for its famous sandy beaches, family attractions, and the Victorian charm.
Day 2: Penzance - Lands End - St Ives
Today morning we will drive towards Cornwall, well known for its stunning coastline and historic towns. Our first stop will be Penzance, a historic port town on the south-facing shores of Mount's Bay. Leisure time to explore on your own this remotely attractive market town of Penzance, we will head to the Minack Theatre, an open-air theatre built into the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Optional guided tour to learn about the theatre's history, and enjoy the stunning views overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Entrance tickets not included. (Subject to operational and accessible with minibus tours only. When tour operated by large coach, Minack Theatre will not be accessible).
After lunch break, we will head to Land's End, one of the Britain's most famous landmarks and the country's most south-westerly point. From the 200-foot granite cliffs, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Isles of Scilly. Our final stop of the day will be at the St Ives, the jewel of Cornwall, a picturesque fishing harbor and seaside town.
Day 3: Newquay - London
Today morning after collecting packed breakfast, we will drive to the North coast of Cornwall to visit Newquay, well known for its sandy beaches and beautiful coastline. Leisure time to explore the town center, stroll along the beaches, and if time permits we will visit the either Blue Reef Aquarium (entry is not included) or ruins of Tintagel Castle, a medieval castle located on a headland that juts into the sea, and is partly on the mainland in North Cornwall, England. The castle is famous for its association with King Arthur, and is one of the most spectacular historic sites in Britain. (entry is not included)
Later in the afternoon, we will depart for London, bidding farewell to the rest of the group and reminiscing about the beautiful sights and experiences you enjoyed over the past three days.
Thank you for choosing our tour and we hope you had a wonderful time exploring the South West counties of England.
