Small Group

Cornwall Coastal Walking

Explore the enchanting Cornwall coast, England's hidden gem. Coastal walks, sun-kissed views, fresh seafood, and local maritime culture await in Cornwall.

6 Days, 5 Nights

Maximum Group Size

14

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Priced per person from

$7,695 ^USD

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Carbon Neutral Trip

Discover the idyllic charm of Cornwall, the sparkling jewel of England's West Country. Lace up your walking shoes and venture along the unspoilt coastline, soaking up the sun-kissed views and indulging in the freshest seafood imaginable. Join a traditional gig racing team, enjoy local sea shanties, then relax with bubbly, oysters and the perfect beach club lounger.

Hike Cornwall's South West Coast Path to Doyden Castle and Port Isaac, known for the TV show Doc Martin.

Discover Cornwall's history of gig racing before trying your hand at it. Feel the thrill of the race and bask in the cheers of onlookers from the shore.

Discover the 12th c. fishing village of Mevagissey, then explore the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a remarkable example of the 19th c. Gardenesque style.

Day by Day

No two trips are ever the same, but this will give you a taste of what your journey will be like.

Day 1

Today's coastal walk passes stunning cliffs, sandy beaches and beautiful Stepper Point en route to Padstow for lunch. Before dinner, enjoy a sommelier-hosted Cornish wine tasting.

Day 2

Hike Cornwall's South West Coast Path to Doyden Castle and Port Isaac, known for the TV show Doc Martin. Port Isaac is home to Nathan Outlaw, one of the UK's most prominent chefs, and we'll be having lunch at one of his outposts this afternoon.

Day 3

Hike the Roseland Peninsula to an al fresco lunch, revelling in Cornwall's beautiful South Coast. Take a scenic ferry to St Mawes, where we meet for an oyster shucking demonstration and some bubbly, followed by a memorable seafood barbeque.

Day 4

Climb aboard a ferry to Falmouth and journey along the coastline to a pirate hideaway from the Napoleonic Wars. Later, discover Cornwall's history of gig racing before trying your hand at it. Feel the thrill of the race and bask in the cheers of onlookers from the shore.

Day 5

Discover the 12th c. fishing village of Mevagissey, then explore the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a remarkable example of the 19th c. Gardenesque style. Enjoy dinner with the accompaniment of local musicians, who will regale you with sea shanties that pay homage to Cornwall's maritime heritage.

Day 6

After a final breakfast on the Cornish Coast, take a 30-minute drive to the train station in St Austell and begin your onward journeys. The train journey to London takes 4-5 hours.

Rendezvous

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Farewell

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* Itineraries are subject to change. Please confirm exact Trip Start and Trip End locations upon booking.

Featured stays

The Pig at Harlyn Bay

The Idle Rocks

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Join a group of up to 14 like-minded travellers.

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8+ people

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What's included

Accommodation & Dining

All accommodation as indicated on the itinerary

Meals as indicated with wine, as selected by B&R

Active Essentials

A reusable B&R water bottle

Equipment as indicated on the itinerary (some equipment upgrades may be subject to additional fees)

GPS routes, provided via RideWithGPS (app available for Apple or Android)

Guided Services

All special events, private tours, guest experts and entrance fees

Services of a professional local guide

Logistics and Gratuities

All transportation from rendezvous to drop-off

All baggage transportation

All gratuities for baggage, porters and hotel service

This trip is carbon neutral. Learn more about our Sustainability commitment.

My journey through Cornwall, from the enchanting hike to Doyden Castle and the charming village of Port Isaac, was highlighted by an unforgettable meal at Nathan Outlaw's. The ferry ride to Falmouth unveiled tales of ancient pirates and breathtaking coastlines. The climax was the thrilling gig racing experience, where I felt an incredible connection with Cornwall's maritime history, cheered on by enthusiastic locals. This trip wasn't just a getaway; it was a memorable adventure into the heart of Cornwall's coastal culture.

- Emma Collins

Experience Designer

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Why choose a Small Group trip?

An Effortless Journey

Our expert Experience Designers are perfectionists, using first-hand knowledge of routes, restaurants and hotels to create an unforgettable experience. This means all the planning is taken care of for you. All you need to do is enjoy.

Active Exploration

From emerging destinations to iconic sights, B&R trips show you the world in a new way on our expertly developed cycling, walking and hiking routes. Travelling through historic villages and romantic vineyards and up to striking viewpoints, our routes offer a variety of challenges for every activity level.

Friends for Life

Your fellow travellers are as passionate and curious about the world as you are, which means the conversations and laughs will be as free flowing as your drink of choice. Don't be surprised if your group starts planning a reunion before the trip is done.

Room for Surprises

We love a plan, but we adore a spontaneous moment even more. Whether it’s an impromptu al fresco meal or a moon-lit musical performance, our advice is to expect the unexpected.