Enjoy an epic day of coastal walking with a private one day guided tour on the Southern most tip of Britain as we discover many hidden gems and the breathtaking landscapes of Lizard Point and Kynance Cove. We’ll also visit the picture-postcard village of Cadgwith and the historic Mullion Harbour.
Explore Cornwall’s iconic lighthouse and learn its fascinating maritime history.
Marvel at the turquoise waters and stunning cliffs of this famous Cornish gem.
Enjoy dramatic coastal views at the southernmost tip of mainland Britain.
Discover a picturesque cove with the historic St. Wynwallow’s Church nestled by the sea.
Moderate ability guided walk with local guide.
Licenced Minibus with pick-up & drop-off included
Free digital photo album download
Cornish pasty lunch, ice cream & cream tea*
Adaptable route to suit all abilities
Areas of outstanding natural beauty
Per group of 2-8 people.
The price includes your personal tour guide and driver for the day with pick up and drop off from your holiday accommodation in Cornwall.
*We'll supply water and hot drinks. Additional costs apply for other food & drink. Pay as you go or BYO.
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 the hidden gems that other locals want to keep a secret!
Our walk starts in the picturesque Lizard Village where we'll pick up some award winning Anne's Cornish Pasties for our lunch.
We make our way to the South West Coast Path at Church Cove where quaint thatched cottages lead to the historic slipway which is still used for launching the small fleet of fishing boats.
Set at the foot of a 45-metre cliff, The Lizard Lifeboat Station not only houses Rose, the station’s Tamar class all-weather lifeboat, but has a fantastic heritage display showcasing over 157 years of lifesaving at sea on The Lizard peninsula.
We pass by the Lizard Wireless Station, established in 1900 by Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi, it was one of a dozen coastal UK stations which handled ship-to-shore messages, for a fee. It was the first coastal radio station to receive an SOS call when in 1910 the Minnehaha, aground off the Isles of Scilly, radioed for help.
If the tide is low we can stop for a rest at this secluded beach sitting below the serpentine cliffs with the clearest turquoise water imaginable.
Below the coast path near Lizard Lighthouse is a 35 metre deep hole created by the collapse of the roof of a sea cave. During rough weather the sea in the 'Lions Den' can appear to boil !
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.
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.
Local folklore has it that this is the site of a mass garve of over 200 seamen who lost their lives when the Royal Anne troop ship went down on the off-lying reefs in 1720.
A striking west facing sandy beach. The difficult access keeps the crowds away but we may see some diehard local surfers.
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.
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Our Luxury VW Transporter is licenced to carry 8 passengers.
Our one-day tours typically run for 8 hours but may be longer depending on pick-up location and seasonal traffic.
Our walking tours are suitable for children aged 12+ who are happy walking approximately 5-10km in a day.
We can adapt walks to make them shorter (and allocate more time for visiting areas in the minibus) but whatever the length, you should expect to encounter rough and rocky terrain with some steep hills when walking the Southwest Coast Path and Cornish moors.
We recommend bringing a raincoat, suitable clothing and footwear for the coast path and a little spending money.
Bring a small rucksack and flask if you have one, othewise you can borrow one of ours.
Don’t worry, Cornwall is still beautiful in the rain!
Come prepared for all weather.
We can adapt the tour to ensure it doesn’t affect your enjoyment of the day.
Our walking tours are not suited to guests with limited mobility but our sightseeing tours are. Please take a look or 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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