Newquay, the Eden Project, Land's End & Penzance

On this wonderful sightseeing adventure, we explore the landscapes and cultural treasures of Cornwall. From our base in the charming coastal town of Newquay, we visit some famous destinations, including the Eden Project, Land's End and the historic streets of Penzance. This promises to be a truly unforgettable experience, with excursions to some of the prettiest and picturesque places in Cornwall as well as the chance to make some memories that last a lifetime.What's Included?
Includes- Return coach travel- 4 nights at the Pentire Hotel, Newquay (JG3 rating) with dinner & breakfast- Entertainment some evenings- Excursions to Land's End, Penzance & the Eden ProjectOptional excursion to Padstow (£12pp)

Itinerary
Included ExcursionsLand's End & Penzance (full day)Today we start the day with a trip to Land's End, the breathtaking headland on the Penwith peninsula, located at the westernmost point of mainland Cornwall. Here, the rugged cliffs rise majestically above the Atlantic Ocean, offering visitors panoramic views that stretch to the horizon.This iconic landmark is steeped in history and legend, with its name signifying the literal end of the land in Old English. It's a place where the beauty of nature is on full display, from the wildflowers decorating the coastal paths to the dramatic sunsets that paint the sky. It is a truly wonderful sight to behold and an unforgettable experience.Afterwards, we head to one of the most famous towns in Cornwall. Penzance, nestled in a sheltered position in beautiful Mounts Bay. The town still holds all the charms of a bygone age, with an attractive seafront promenade, sub-tropical gardens and a stunning view of the castle at St Michael's Mount.The Eden Project (full day)Built into the Cornish countryside, the Eden Project is often described as the Eighth Wonder of the World. This extraordinary place offers a deep dive into the world of plants and how they shape our lives. Housed within massive Biomes, the Eden Project simulates different environmental conditions, showcasing an incredibly diverse collection of flora from around the globe. From the steamy rainforests to the fragrant Mediterranean, the Eden Project is not just a feast for the senses but also an educational journey that emphasises the importance of sustainable living and environmental conservation.Optional ExcursionPadstow (£12pp) (half day)Our optional excursion takes us to the charming fishing town of Padstow, nestled on the picturesque coast. Known for its quaint harbour, exceptional seafood, and beautiful surrounding landscapes, Padstow is a popular destination with food lovers. The town is also renowned for its harbour, a working port from where you can enjoy some stunning, peaceful views while indulging in a traditional Cornish pasty or two!

Newquay
Perhaps the top holiday resort in Cornwall, Newquay is blessed with a fantastic coastline and an array of stunning beaches, great for a variety of activities. Voted as the best seaside resort in Cornwall, it is a glorious resort at all times of the year and this vibrant town has something to interest visitors of all ages.
Known as the UK's Surf capital it's also ideal for those simply looking for a more relaxing coach break.Newquay is situated on the north coast of Cornwall making it a perfect base for walking, with ample variety from short beachside ambles to more strenuous cliff and coastal paths.
Look out for the dazzling array of boats that head out to sea everyday between May and September, weather and tide permitting, you can hop on board and take a memorable boat trip to explore the towering cliffs, golden sands and secret coves for yourself.
Hotel
Pentire Hotel, NewquayJG3 ratingThe Pentire Hotel is located high on the headland close to Fistral Beach and central Newquay. The sea views are fantastic and leisure facilities include an indoor swimming pool and steam room. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.Upgrade to a sea view room - please call for detailsHotel RatingJG3 ratingHotels with a JG3 rating tend to be a more formal style of hotel, often part of a hotel chain, or are very-welcoming family-owned properties. Generally, they offer a greater range of facilities and services, and bedrooms tend to be a little more spacious with additional features. Public areas are larger and include lounge seating, bar and restaurant with good quality food served either buffet style or waiter service.