Our Ultimate 2-Day Cornwall Experience Tour gives you total flexibility. Simply pick your two favourite routes from our signature one-day tours—whether it’s the rugged North Cornwall cliffs, the tranquil charm of the Lizard Peninsula, or the hidden gems of West Cornwall—and we’ll handle the rest.
Includes St Michael’s Mount, Penzance, Mousehole, Land’s End, The Tin Coast and St Ives.
Includes Porthleven Harbour, Kynance Cove, Lizard Point, Cadgwith and Helford Village
Includes Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel Castle, Boscatle and Bodmin Moor
Includes Charlestown Harbour, Fowey, Polperro and Bodmin Moor
Includes St Ives Bay, Godrevy Lighthouse, Wheal Coates Mine, Newquay and Padstow
Accommodation pick up and drop off in our luxury minibus
Includes optional scenic coastal walks with accessible options
Fequent scenic photo stops througout the day.
Traditional Cornish Food Stops* Complimentary cold drinks
Adaptable route and flexible timings to suit you
Tickets for visitor attractions are not required to enjoy our packed itineraries.
Capacity: 1 to 6 passengers
Includes your personal tour guide/driver with pick up & drop off each day from your holiday accommodation or train station in Cornwall.
Complimentary cold drinks provided on the tour bus.
*Optional stops each day for traditional pasties, fish & chips lunch or a Cornish cream tea
Entrance to paid attractions is not necessary to enjoy these packed itineraries.
*If there are any attractions you particularly wish to vist let us know and we will try to fit it in to the day.
Customers are responsible for booking their own holiday accommodation. We are happy to give recommendations. We advise booking your accommodation as early as possible.
Nick is a local guide with a passion for the paddlesports, photography and all things outdoors. He never gets tired of exploring Cornwall and showing visitors some of our hidden gems that other locals want to keep a secret!
At home in the elements, Wendy’s heart belongs to the Cornish coast. Whether she’s sea swimming in hidden coves or hiking the rugged clifftops, she draws constant inspiration from the landscape around her. This deep connection to the outdoors flows into her work as a talented silversmith, where she transforms the textures and spirit of the shoreline into beautiful, handcrafted jewellery.
Enjoy views across Mounts Bay and walk the tidal causeway to St Michael's Mount (if the tide is out!)
Take quick a detour around the streets of Old Penzance
Enjoy a stroll around Mousehole, a quintessential Cornish fishing village
Discover a hidden smuggler's Cove & Poldark filming location
We'll stop to visit one of England's best-preserved and complete ancient stone circles and a nearby Bronze age burial chamber.
Enjoy the views at mainland Britain's most westerly point.
Home to the RNLI Sennen Lifeboat Station and England's most wersterly golden surf beach.
Where the Irish Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet. Purchased for the nation by the H. J. Heinz Company.
See the majestic Crowns engine houses on Cornwall's Tin Coast
Tradtional Cornish pub and a historic Church with a fishy tale
A picturesque seaside town with narrow streets and golden beaches
We stop for a stroll around the picuresque harbour town known for its vibrant food scene, historic pier, and local craft markets.
A sandy cove with a historic church hidden in the dunes, an iconic Poldark location, rich in smuggling history.
A picturesque fishing harbour surrounded by rugged cliffs and turquoise waters.
No trip to the Lizard would be complete without a stop at this instagram famous beach with its white sand, turquoise sea and rock stacks.
The picturesque Lizard Village where we can pick up some award winning Anne's Cornish Pasties for our lunch.
The southernmost point of mainland Great Britian. The first sighting of the Spanish Armada on mainland Britain was off Lizard Point on 29 July 1588.
The current lighthouse, maintained by Trinity House, was built in 1751 as a landfall and coastal mark giving a guide to vessels in passage along the English Channel and warning of the hazardous waters off Lizard Point.
A quaint fishing village with thatched cottages and a working harbour that feels like stepping back in time.
A family-run farm where you can enjoy delicious homemade ice cream and explore peaceful rural surroundings.
A charming riverside village with traditional pub, thatched cottages and close to Frenchman's Creek made famous by Daphne du Maurier's romantic novel.
A historic country estate with a cafe, art galleries, woodland trails, a walled garden.
An English Heritage mysterious ancient underground tunnel system thought to date back to the Iron Age, shrouded in intrigue.
One of Cornwall’s most famous beaches, it is the opening sequence of series two, as well as being the setting for when Ross Poldark is marched towards Truro jail, having just been apprehended at St Agnes Head.
The wild qualities of this windswept headland and wild-flower strewn cliffs between Kynance and Mullion provided the location for many of Poldark’s charges on horseback.
Gunwalloe, was the setting in series one for the night time shipwreck scene, reliving Cornwall’s smuggling past. It is also home to Dr Dwight’s most cliff top cottage.
Levant Mine, which doubles up as Tressiders Rolling Mill in Poldark, is part of Cornwall and West Devon Mining World Heritage Site. It’s the only Cornish beam engine anywhere in the world that is still in steam on its original site
The Wheal Owles and the Crowns engine houses that double for Wheal Leisure are situated in Botallack near St Just.
Many scenes in the BBC drama series Poldark were filmed at Porthgwarra Beach, including the pilchard fishing scene and the infamous scene of Ross taking a dip.
With its white shell beach washed by a turquoise sea and rugged cliffs, it's easy to see why Porthcurno was chosen to play Nampara Cove in series one of Poldark.
The West Cornwall fishing hamlet of Penberth doubles as the village where Rosina, Drake and Sam live.
Visit the bustling fishing port, surrounded by picturesque shops, restaurants, and scenic views of the Camel Estuary
Visit the centuries-old St Enodoc church nestled in the sand dunes near Rock, famously known as the burial place of poet Sir John Betjeman.
The picturesque fishing village, famous as the filming location for the TV series Doc Martin and home to the renowned sea shanty group, Fisherman's Friends
Home to Tintagel Castle, a dramatic clifftop ruin in Cornwall, steeped in Arthurian legend, offering stunning coastal views and an impressive footbridge connecting the mainland to the island.
Known for its scenic harbour, narrow valley setting and its Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.
Sweeping sandy bays and turquoise seas lead the eye to the iconic lighthouse that inspired Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse.
A quiet clifftop lookout where Atlantic grey seals can often be seen basking and bobbing in the surf below.
A raw and exposed stretch of cliffs where the Atlantic crashes into towering rock formations with real force.
A historic harbour village and the perfect place to pick up an award winning traditional Cornish pasty for our lunch.
A laid-back beach village set around a wide sandy bay backed by dramatic cliffs with a hidden mermaid pool
A characterful coastal village shaped by centuries of mining, fishing, and strong Cornish identity.
One of Cornwall’s most photographed mine sites, perched spectacularly above the Atlantic on sheer cliffs.
A beautiful National Trust beach famed for its mining remains and legendary Hedgehog ice cream.
An expansive, three-mile sweep of golden sand where dunes, cliffs, and ocean meet.
Cornwall’s surf capital, buzzing with energy and framed by some of the county’s best Atlantic beaches.
Jaw-dropping clifftop views overlooking towering sea stacks and one of Cornwall’s most dramatic coastlines.
A lively harbour town combining a working fishing port with a celebrated foodie scene.
A beautifully preserved Georgian harbour, known for its tall ships and as a popular filming location for period dramas.
Explore the narrow streets of this historic port town with a vibrant waterfront, literary connections, and stunning views of the estuary.
Discover the postcard-perfect fishing village with narrow streets, whitewashed cottages, and a charming harbour steeped in smuggling history.
Visit the vast, rugged landscape of rolling hills, ancient stone circles, and rich mining heritage, perfect for walking and exploring.
The historic 18th-century coaching inn on Bodmin Moor, famous for its smuggling tales and connection to Daphne du Maurier’s novel.
A hauntingly atmospheric former prison turned museum, offering a deep dive into Cornwall’s criminal history and ghostly legends.
Learn about the 19th-century inhabitants of a magnificent country house surrounded by beautiful gardens and woodlands estate
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Our Luxury VW Transporter is licenced to carry 8 passengers. Our sightseeing tours are perfect for 1-8 guests.
Multi-day tours are limited to a maximum of 6 guests – For larger groups please contact us to check availability.
Our one-day tours typically run for 8 hours but may be longer depending on pick-up location and seasonal traffic.
We recommend bringing a raincoat, suitable footwear for the coast path and a little spending money.
Don’t worry Cornwall is still beautiful in the rain! We will adapt the tour to ensure it doesn’t affect your enjoyment of the day.
The tour bus is not wheelchair adapted but can easily store wheelchairs and buggies in the large boot. We will adapt tours to suit guests with limited mobility. Please contact us to discuss your options before booking.
Not all tours would be suitable for dogs. Please contact us to discuss your options before booking.
Tours can be amended (subject to availability) or cancelled any time up to 14 days before your tour date.
Cancellations after this date are charged at 80% of the full price. We recommend that guests have suitable travel insurance to cover unexpected late cancellations.
In the unlikely event that your tour is cancelled by us, you will be offered an alternative date or a full refund.
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