Enjoy an epic day of adventure with a private full day guided tour and hike on the Cornish coast around Porthcurno, as we discover many hidden gems and the breathtaking landscapes of West Cornwall. We’ll also visit the iconic sites of St Michael’s Mount, the Minack Theatre and Land’s End.
Discover a hidden smuggler's Cove & Poldark filming locationI. A working fishing cove with an old wooden capstan to haul boats up the marvellous granite set slipway
An open-air amphitheater carved into the cliffs overlooking the sea in Cornwall, renowned for its breathtaking ocean views and dramatic setting.
A 70-ton granite rocking boulder perched on the cliffs near Treen in Cornwall, known for its ability to sway with minimal force despite its massive size.
A stunning, secluded beach on Cornwall's south coast, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden sands, and dramatic cliffs.
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!
Savour the view across Mount's Bay to St Michael's Mount before we drive over to the far west corner of Cornwall via Penzance for our walk.
We'll make a quick pit-stop en route at St Buryan to pick up some award-winning Cornish pasties for our lunch.
We start the walk in the village of Treen, following an ancient path through beautiful wooded valley to the picturesque hamlet of Pemberth.
We continue down to Pemberth Cove, a secluded cove and Poldark filming location, complete with an old wooden capstan used to winch the fishing boats up the granite block slipway.
We head west along the rugged coast path to this Iron Age promontary fort, also known as Treen Castle situated on the cliff top of a narrow granite headland.
Here we can spot The Logan Rock, a fine example of a logan or rocking stone. Although it weighs some 80 tons, it was dislodged in 1824 by a group of British seamen, intent on showing what the Navy could do.
Continuing west we stop at a natural viewing platform to take in the dramatic views above Pedn Vounder, a beach made famous by Instagram for its dramatic cliffs, golden sands and turquoise waters.
The path takes us down to a spectacular golden beach used as a backdrop to a dream sequence starring Ross and Demelza in the BBC drama 'Poldark' and home to The Wendy House, built in the rocks in the 1920s by Rowena Cade for her sister's children.
We'll stop for lunch next to the Minack Theatre where the incredible visionary Rowena Cade transformed a Cornish cliff-face into an open-air arena, much of it literally built with her own hands.
After lunch our walk takes us past this remote sandy beach sheltered by tall granite cliffs. Swimming is possible on calm days, and as it's less famous than the other beaches on the walk, it doesn't draw the crowds.
Just above the beach is the holy well of St Levan and the recently excavated remains of a medieval chapel and cell. It was said that drinking the water from the well would cure toothache and eye diseases.
Heading inland we come St Levan Church with it's unusal granite coffin rest and a split rock known as the 'St Levan Stone'. In pre-Christian times, the stone was venerated for its powers and particularly in connection with fertility rites.
The walk now heads east past the Museum of Global Communications, where 150 years ago, the first international telegraph cable was brought ashore connecting Britain to India and later other parts of the British Empire.
We finish the walk back in Treen with time to stop in the village pub for a traditional cream tea or perhaps a pint of local ale.
We'll round off the tour with a short drive along the coast to Land's End and a sunset walk to the headland with views to the Enys Dodnan arch and Longships Lighthouse before heading back to your drop-off point.
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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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