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North Cornwall guided tour

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This tour embraces the North Cornwall coastline and many of its diverse attributes. From beautiful little ports, world famous legends like King Arthur, TV dramas, to breathtaking coastlines to name but a few. We'll take away the hassle and pick you up and drop you off at your accommodation or agreed location iun our luxury Mercedes 7 x seater. Enjoy a Cornish Pasty and cream tea (you can't visit Cornwall without) and learn about the cultural aspect and the hardships that these people endured. Cornwall is a unique and maybe even the most beautiful corner of England and well worth the day you'll spend here.
  • Private transportation
  • Bottled water
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Parking Fees
  • Food is not supplied and the consumption of food is not allowed in the vehicle. However, lunch is sometimes taken in a typical English Country Pub alternatively a pasty "on the go" is recommended
Departure Point

Traveler pickup is offered

The guided tour includes pick up from your accommodation, train station or airport in the defined area depicted (ie within 25 miles of Brixham) and drop off at agreed location in the evening. If your pick up point is beyond this inclusive area then a premium travel fee of 75p per mile will be charged. I will communicate the cost of this travel premium once your pick up and drop off points have been confirmed.

Traveler pickup
  • Exeter St.Davids Train Station, 5 Isambard Parade, Exeter EX4 4BX, UK
  • Boscastle Harbour, Boscastle, United Kingdom
    As an introduction to Cornwall there are few better places to start our tour than this stunning historical port nestled in the cliffs on the North Coast of Cornwall. This beautiful town, "once said to be the loveliest town in England" by Dylan Thomas oozes history and heritage but also hides a dark secret. A walk to the harbour entrance will be encouraged but beware, on a windy day it can get rather wild but also exhilarating.
    45 minutes
  • Tintagel Castle, Tintagel, United Kingdom
    A few miles down the coast from Boscastle is Tintagel town and of course the Isle of Tintagel with its links to the Legend what is King Arthur and the magician known as Merlin. For those who want to delve deeper into the legend then a walk over the dramatic suspension bridge and onto the isle is recommended, where the remains of the Norman Castle and the recently erected 8ft bronze statue can be seen.
    60 minutes
  • Port Isaac, Port Isaac, United Kingdom
    This stunning little Cornish fishing port has been functioning since the Saxon period but came to the fore in the 16th Century as one of the most propsperous. Its probably Cornwalls' best known village due to it being home to the folk group "Fishermans Friends" and where the world famous TV drama "Doc Martin" was filmed and ultimately exported to over 70 countries. Port Isaac itself is populated with many "listed" cottages and buildings and is also home to "Big belly Squeeze" reckoned to be the smallest alley way in Europe. The heart of most of these ports is the lifeboat and you'll learn how the village used to turn out to celebrate the safe return of its crew and how the men folk of the village dragged the lifeboat upto its lifeboat station.
    50 minutes
  • Padstow Harbour, Padstow, United Kingdom
    Back in the car, we travel further South to the famous harbour known as Padstow, made famous by TV celebrity chef Rick Stein. As well as fishing this port has commercial activities including dredging and is home to Rick Steins' world renowned Cookery School. Across the estuary from Padstow you can see the town of Rock which is home to the rich and famous including another of our revered chefs Gordon Ramsey.
  • National Trust - Carnewas at Bedruthan, Carnewas at Bedruthan near, Padstow, Wadebridge PL27 7UW, UK
    Possibly one of the most breath-taking stretches of coastline in Cornwall. Now under the watchful eye of the National Trust, the small group of building here used to be home to one of the most precarious tin and copper mines. The counting house is now a National Trust shop ideal if you want to purchase a gift or present to remember the day, and the stables a well stocked cafe where if we arrive in time a "cream tea" from here can rarely be bettered (but please put the jam on first!). A short walk to the cliffs is a must and is one of the best photo opportunities of the day.
    45 minutes
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
  • This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Frank9572
15 Jan 2023
We had a brilliant easy walking tour around Brixham with Nigel. Super informative and enjoyable, we got to see wonderful views of the whole harbour and learnt about Brixham’s history we would never have known about. Can’t recommend enough :)
lindabN7970YR
16 May 2022
We were very lucky to have our guide, Nigel, to ourselves for the afternoon tour. After a short briefing of how the tour was going to be conducted we set off through the streets of Brixham. Nigel highlighted particular areas of interest and used historical photographs to support his information.. As a local resident Nigel was able to add a personal touch to the tour and he is constantly researching extra points of interest to enhance the walking experience. We chose to walk the inner harbour and the battery and as well as the history of the port of Brixham we learnt about the community, the fishing industry and the local infrastructure. All factors that make Brixham so unique and “real”,a word used by several people we met. We had a great afternoon, very informative and it was a good plan to do this tour at the beginning of our stay in Brixham, we had a better understanding of the area and Nigel recommended other places we may like to see while we were there. I would definitely recommend this trip and if we return we would certainly consider a driving tour of the moors too.
This tour in England is organized by DEVON&MOOR walking and driving tours

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