Godrevy Lighthouse

This self-drive route explores the coast of Cornwall over 212 miles (340km), with a guide for 25 destinations. The route is split into 3 sections, covering the coastline and inland for Truro and Bodmin. HOW IT WORKS This online guidebook is designed to take the guesswork out of planning your multi-destination trip. No need for endless internet searches—everything you need is in one place, carefully curated with recommendations and helpful links to dive deeper into each destination. Pick and choose from a variety of ideas, including top attractions, hidden gems, and unique experiences and customise your journey to suit your needs. Tailor the itinerary to fit your schedule, with flexible options ranging from 3 to 14 nights. Get started today with instant access (choose the nearest date as with 1 year’s access, there’s no need to wait until your travel date). Use on smartphone, tablet, or desktop. ........................................................................................................................................................ WHAT’S INCLUDED: Plan your road trip around stunning Cornwall. This flexible itinerary covers 212 miles (340km), across North Coast, West and Mid Cornwall, over 25 destinations. Choose your own itinerary and time frame. Use the guidebook to choose how to spend your time, example: • Falmouth: A vibrant maritime town with a rich naval history, known for its harbour, maritime, and beautiful beaches • Truro: Cornwall’s only city - visit the stunning cathedral and cultural attractions. • Padstow: A charming fishing port famous for its culinary scene and home to Rick Stein’s restaurant • Bodmin: A town with significant historical importance, known for its links to the mining heritage and proximity to Bodmin Moor. Explore Bodmin Moor's rugged beauty, Truro's Georgian charm, and Tamar Valley's natural beauty • Penzance: A lively town with rich history, beautiful architecture and picturesque harbour • St. Ives: Known for its stunning beaches, art scene, and pretty harbour • Use the guide to find out more about attractions, including: Tintagel, Land’s End, St Michael’s Mount, Eden Project, Godrevy Lighthouse and Minack Theatre • Discover idyllic beaches, mystical coves, ancient castles, heritage, myths & legends • Uncover hidden gems and lesser-visited places often overlooked • Use the overnight stays map to locate accommodation or campsite options along the route • Enjoy the South West Coast Path along Cornwall's stunning coastline. • Castles, Estates and Ruins Galore: Discover Pendennis Castle's Tudor history, St. Mawes Castle's coastal significance, plus uncover Cornwall's rich history through National Trust estates and gardens • For Poldark Fans: Discover Cornwall's backdrop for the "Poldark" series Plus more to discover! HOW TO ACCESS: see Know Before You Go

Departing from Hayle an unforgettable boat trip, embracing some of the UK's most breathtaking coastlines. Our customised trips cater to the variable coastal conditions, ensuring you receive the ultimate experience on the day. Whether we venture up the coast towards St Agnes head or down towards Cape Cornwall, prepare to be awestruck by the wonders of this remarkable coastline. Highlights include the majestic Pendeen Lighthouse, the iconic Cape Cornwall, Seal Island, Botallack Mines, Godrevy Lighthouse, and Hell’s Mouth, to name a few.

Upon exiting the Hayle estuary, our this trip will take us up along the coast, skirting around the iconic Godrevy Lighthouse. Keeping a keen eye out for seals, we'll closely follow the extraordinary coastline enveloping Hells Mouth, known for its dramatic and picturesque vistas—one of England's most breathtaking coastlines. Our journey continues with a sweeping offshore exploration, providing a unique perspective of scale and a chance to witness dolphins and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Finally, we'll navigate back through the scenic St Ives bay, concluding your memorable adventure as we return to Hayle.