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Cornwall sits in the far south-western tip of England, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the county of Devon on the other. It’s a peninsula known for its dramatic coastlines, golden beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming fishing villages. Cornwall’s unique geography and relative remoteness have helped preserve its distinct culture, Celtic heritage, and slower pace of life, making it a truly special part of the UK to explore on a multi-day tour.

St Ives is one of the most popular destinations in Cornwall, famous for its picturesque harbour, golden sandy beaches, and thriving art scene. The town has long attracted painters and creatives due to its stunning natural light, and today it’s home to the world-renowned Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum. With winding cobbled streets, independent boutiques, fresh seafood restaurants and a laid-back coastal vibe, St Ives is a highlight of any Cornwall itinerary.

Tintagel Castle is best known for its dramatic clifftop setting and its legendary links to King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Perched on the rugged north Cornwall coast, the ruins span both land and sea, connected by a striking modern footbridge. Visitors can walk in the footsteps of ancient kings, soak up panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, and explore the medieval history and mythology that have made Tintagel one of the most atmospheric sites in Britain.

Yes — our small-group Cornwall tour departs from London and includes a visit to Land’s End, the westernmost point of mainland England. Known for its dramatic coastal cliffs and wide-open sea views, Land’s End is a landmark full of natural beauty and symbolic significance. Walk along the coastal paths, capture the iconic Land’s End signpost in your photos, and take in the spectacular meeting of land and sea that has inspired poets, travellers and adventurers for centuries.

Exeter is a historic cathedral city in Devon, included as part of our journey to and from Cornwall. It’s known for its stunning Gothic cathedral, medieval architecture, and vibrant city centre. Visitors can enjoy walking through its historic streets or relax by the scenic quayside. Exeter offers a perfect mix of cultural heritage and modern energy, providing a memorable introduction to the West Country before heading deeper into Cornwall.

St Michael’s Mount is one of Cornwall’s most iconic and magical landmarks — a tidal island topped with a medieval castle and terraced gardens. Accessible on foot via a cobbled causeway at low tide or by boat at high tide, the mount is steeped in history and folklore. It has been a site of pilgrimage, battle, and aristocratic residence, and offers panoramic views of Mount’s Bay. Walking through its ancient corridors and manicured grounds feels like stepping into a fairytale, making it a must-see stop on any Cornwall tour.

The popular TV series Doc Martin was filmed on location in the picturesque village of Port Isaac in Cornwall. The show’s fictional village of Portwenn is brought to life using the real streets, harbour, and cottages of this historic fishing community. On our 5-day Cornwall tour, you’ll have the chance to visit Port Isaac and see iconic filming locations, including the exterior of Doc Martin’s house and the village surgery. Fans of the show will love walking in the footsteps of the characters while soaking up the charming coastal scenery.

Falmouth is a lively harbour town with a rich maritime heritage, deep natural harbour, and vibrant cultural scene. It’s home to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, sandy beaches, and a thriving local arts and food scene. The town’s waterfront is lined with pubs, cafés and galleries, and its sheltered bay makes it a popular spot for sailing and coastal exploration. Whether you’re taking a boat trip, browsing independent shops, or simply enjoying a seafood lunch by the sea, Falmouth offers a perfect blend of relaxation and discovery.

Port Isaac is located on the north coast of Cornwall, nestled between rugged cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean. The village is remote and not served by major train lines, which makes it tricky to reach without a car. That’s why joining our small-group Cornwall tour from London is one of the most convenient ways to visit. We travel in a comfortable minibus, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenic drive through the West Country while your Driver-Guide takes care of the route and shares insights along the way.

Yes — our 5-day Cornwall tour from London includes a stop in the historic city of Bath. Famous for its Roman Baths, Georgian architecture and literary links to Jane Austen, Bath is one of Britain’s most beautiful and culturally rich cities. Visitors can explore landmarks such as the Royal Crescent, Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, or enjoy the shops and cafés that line the city centre. It’s a fantastic complement to Cornwall’s rural and coastal highlights, offering a taste of England’s elegant city life along the way.