St. Michaels Mount, Penzance and Newlyn Habor, Mousehole, Porthcurnow, Minack Theater, Botalllack Mine and St. Ives.

The tour starts from your accommodation in the morning, with the first stop at the famous St. Michaels Mount.  From Mounts Bay, the tour continues to Penzance and Newlyn which is the biggest working fishing harbor in Cornwall, and then on to picture postcard village of Mousehole. 

After Mousehole, the beautiful white sand and turquoise water beach of Porthcurnow with the outdoor Minack Theater built into the cliff above the sea. 

Lands End is the next stop and is the furthest point West in England.  Lunch will be severd in the near by village of St. Just, before heading towards the artists haven of St. Ives.  On route, you will have the chance to explore Botallack Mine which has engine houses at sea level, and shafts running out under the sea.

When you reach the historic town of St. Ives, you will have time to wander the narrow streets, take in the picturesque harbor and even pop into the Tate Gallery before being driven back to your hotel, tired, but knowing Cornwall a whole lot better.

Prices start from £17pp and vary with the number in your group.  The more people you have, the cheaper it gets!

Accommodation and food not included.  Check out our accommodation pages for ideas about where to stay.