This packed 3 day tour connects you with many of the attributes Cornwall has to offer. It combines the three “one day” tours of Cornwall into a multi day tour which can be tailored to your own aspirations. This inclusive package means you will be picked up from your accommodation each morning and dropped off in the evening, the tour can include transfers between resting places and possibly pick up and / or drop off from designated railway stations (please call me on +44 7768 565656 to clarify whats included or see our T & C’s). Lunch will be booked at a local eatery (not included) or we’ll grab a snack on the way to keep things moving, a traditiopnal Cornish Pasty ansd a cream tea should always be considered. We can advise on locations to stay to minimise travel times but not actual accommodation options. 

Day 1 North Cornwall: Commencing at the unique Boscastle with its “dark secret” , then a short journey to Tintagel (including the legend of King Arthur), off down the coast to Port Isaac home of the famous TV drama Doc Martin in addition to the Cornish folk singers the Fishermans’ Friends. We’ll arrive in Padstow home of celebrity chef Rick Stein and conclude at Bedruthen steps where you’ll enjoy some of the most breathtaking Cornish coastline. Please visit https://www.devonandmoor.tours/north-cornwall-tour/ for further details.

Day 2 West Cornwall: A quick visit to St Ives before the crowds arrive commences the day. Onto Bottalack mines, perhaps a highlight of the three days and a must for Poldark fans. The open air, cliff side Minack theatre is next, sitting proudly above beautiful Porthcurno beach. The picturesque coastal village of Mousehole is next then a drive through Cornwalls’ biggest fishing port Newlyn, the tourist destination of Penzance, concluding at St Micheals Mount. Please visit https://www.devonandmoor.tours/west-cornwall-tour/ for further details.

Day 3 South Cornwall: The Lizard Peninsula occupies most of the mornings activities including a photo opportunity at the famous Kynance Cove, a visit to the most southerly tip of England, the inquisitively named “Church of the storm”, one of the grandest lighthouses and Cadgwith fishing village where time has stood still. En route to the very individual Charlestown we’ll visit Falmouth with its Pendennis castle and strong maritime links, a drive through Cornwalls’ capital, Truro and if time we’ll skirt the Southern tip of Bodmin moor This tour can stand alone or be part of an extended multi day tour Above is an overview and guide, all our tours can be tailored and amended to your aspirations and are dependant on your accommodation address(es) and itinerary