Cornwall

Sample Itinerary

Day 1 - The historic city of Bath, is a unique city with its hot springs, Roman Baths, splendid Abbey and Georgian stone crescents which have attracted visitors for centuries. Set in rolling Somerset countryside, it is a beautiful and unforgettable place to visit and you will have free time here to explore. 

Day 2 -Falmouth river cruise or just enjoy free time in south west Cornwall's premier resort and home to Cornwall's maritime heritage. Washed by the ocean and warmed by the Gulf stream, Falmouth basks on the shoreline of the world's third largest natural harbour. Famous for the  smugglers and pirates, Falmouth has protected the deep water anchorage of the Carrick Roads since Tudor times. 
The 'Lost Gardens of Heligan' was created mainly in the 19th century and was one of the finest gardens in England of this period, with 57 acres of planted gardens, around 100 acres of ornamental woodlands, and 300 acres of rides. Scattered throughout were follies and temples. By the 1900’s the gardens contained a wonderful collection of trees and shrubs from all over the globe, many of which can be seen today.

Day 3 - The Eden Project in St Austell has anaim is 'To promote the understanding and responsible management of the vital relationship between plants, people and resources leading to a sustainable future for all.’ It communicates its story in a ‘Living Theatre of Plants and People. It is’ based in a large crater in which nestle two vast greenhouses (Biomes). These house plants, crops and landscapes from the humid tropics and warm temperate regions and act as a backdrop to the temperate landscape, which is called the Outdoor Biome.
Pine Lodge Gardens is a 30 acre estate comprising of gardens within a garden, which hold a wide range of 6,000 plants, all of which are labelled. In addition to rhododendrons, magnolias and camellias there are Mediterranean and southern-hemisphere plants. Herbaceous borders, a fernery, a formal garden, a woodland walk, shrubberies and a wild flower meadow. The water features include a wild life pond, an ornamental pond, a lake with an island and marsh gardens.

Day 4 -Wells (Somerset), which is a city like no other in Britain. There is so much to see and do here including the great Gothic cathedral and Cathedral Green, which is the centrepiece for a complex of buildings and streets equally old and fascinating These include the moated and walled Bishops Palace, with 14 acres of gardens, Vicars Close and the fine architecture of the Market Place, linked to the Green by the curiously named Penniless Porch.

With all packages we supply a tailor-made flyer to assist in the promotion of your group holiday, along with a booking form which provides us with all the details we require from each participant.