Do I need to carry my luggage during the hike?

No – your luggage is transferred daily. You only carry a light daypack.

What is the walking difficulty?

Moderate. 4–6 hours per day with some climbs. Suitable for anyone in good shape.

Can I join if I’m traveling alone?

Yes – single rooms are available with a supplement.

Cornwall weather changes quickly, but with a light rain jacket, hikes remain enjoyable.

Do I need an ETA to enter the UK?

From 2025, most nationalities will need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation).

Walking Holiday in Cornwall – England’s Coastal Paradise

Step into a world where rugged cliffs meet golden beaches, where ancient legends live in the rocks, and where every path whispers the stories of the sea. This 7-night walking holiday in Cornwall will take you from the charming art town of St Ives to the legendary Land’s End and all the way to Penzance – with stunning coastlines, hidden coves, blooming flower meadows, and timeless fishing villages along the way.

A journey filled with dramatic scenery, fresh sea air, cultural gems, and cozy evenings in local pubs – Cornwall is the ultimate walking holiday that blends adventure with comfort.

Cost

Cost Includes

7 nights in carefully selected hotels & B&Bs
Daily breakfast
6 days of hiking (approx. 98 km)
Detailed maps, route descriptions, and GPS app access
Luggage transfer (1 bag up to 20kg per person)
Transfers as per itinerary
24-hour local & international service hotline

Cost Excludes

Handling fee: EUR 20
Travel insurance
Flights to/from Newquay
Possible hotel tourist taxes
Personal lunches/dinners unless specified

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Overview

Cornwall, England’s southwestern jewel, is a region unlike any other. On this trip, you’ll:

Hike the South West Coast Path through dramatic headlands, sandy bays, and turquoise waters.
Visit Land’s End, England’s most westerly point.
Wander through historic tin mines, wildflower meadows, and picturesque villages.
Discover local traditions, legends, and Cornish hospitality.

With a mild climate year-round, Cornwall offers spring blossoms, summer warmth, and autumn tranquility, making it a perfect walking destination for all seasons.

Trip Highlights

Spectacular & diverse coastal landscapes
Iconic walk to Land’s End
Visits to charming fishing villages & local pubs
Unique chance to explore St Michael’s Mount
Fascinating stop at Geevor Tin Mine (UNESCO site)
Luggage transfers for a light & carefree hike
Perfect balance of nature, culture, and history

Day 01 :

Arrival in St Ives

Arrive in the artistic and lively town of St Ives, famous for its golden beaches, galleries, and harbor views. Stroll through cobbled streets, enjoy fresh seafood, or simply relax by the Atlantic.

Day 02 :

North Cliffs to St Ives

Transfer to the dramatic North Cliffs. Hike around Godrevy Head, spot seals, and wander through wild dunes before reaching Hayle and the pilgrimage path of St Michael’s Way. Arrive in St Ives via the idyllic Porthminster Beach.

Day 03 :

St Ives to Zennor

Circle “The Island” headland and visit its tiny chapel before tackling thrilling cliffside paths over Man’s Head and Clodgy Point. The rugged South West Coast Path rewards you with Atlantic views before reaching the peaceful village of Zennor – a place of legends and cozy pubs.

Day 04 :

Zennor to St Just

Continue along wild cliff trails, where spring gorse and orchids brighten the coastline. Visit Geevor Tin Mine, part of Cornwall’s World Heritage. End the day in the quiet village of St Just, surrounded by pastoral beauty.

Day 05 :

St Just via Land’s End to Porthcurno

Descend through woodland to the coast, where shipwreck tales and lighthouse views await. Reach Land’s End, pause for a pint with sea views, then continue along hidden bays and cliffs to arrive at the Caribbean-like Porthcurno Bay with its white sand and turquoise sea.

Day 06 :

Porthcurno to Penzance via Mousehole

Start in Porthcurno and walk through flower-strewn paths and tranquil coves. Visit Penberth Cove and Lamorna Bay before reaching the fairytale harbor of Mousehole. Finally, continue to lively Penzance, full of maritime charm and history.

Day 07 :

Circular Walk from Penzance

Choose between two unforgettable finales:

A gentle coastal stroll to Marazion and St Michael’s Mount (castle on an island reached by tidal causeway).
Or the longer St Michael’s Way pilgrimage route inland, passing meadows, farms, and the panoramic viewpoint of The Steeple.

Return to Penzance to celebrate the journey.

Day 08 :

Departure

Farewell Cornwall – or extend your stay for more adventures.

Walking Holiday in Cornwall – England’s Coastal Paradise

Duration

Walking Holiday in Cornwall – England’s Coastal Paradise