Porthzennor Cove

Cornwall’s rugged coastline has shaped St Ives for millennia, transforming it from ancient Celtic settlement, to bustling fishing port, to world-renowned artistic center. On this coastal walking tour, you’ll explore the winding streets and sheltered coves that tell the story of its remarkable transformation. You’ll discover how pilchard fishing once powered the economy, learn about the smuggling networks that flourished along these shores, and understand how the unique Atlantic light drew artists from across the world. The tour starts at St Ives railway station above Porthminster Beach. You’ll weave through ancient lanes too narrow for cars, and past cottages where fishermen once dried their nets on the walls. The tour ends at the iconic Tate St Ives gallery overlooking Porthmeor Beach, where you’ll hear how this fishing town became an artistic colony that transformed British art.

Explore the picturesque Cornish countryside on this half-day tour from Falmouth. The journey includes a scenic drive to the iconic St Michael’s Mount for a stunning photo opportunity. Next, indulge in a traditional afternoon cream tea in the charming village of Marazion, featuring freshly baked scones with jam and cream, paired with your choice of tea or coffee. Take time to stroll, shop, and admire the views of St Michael’s Mount before returning via Helston, where another photo stop may await. Perfect for those seeking a delightful taste of Cornwall's culture and scenery. - Scenic drive from Falmouth to St Michael’s Mount with a guide - Traditional afternoon cream tea with scones in Marazion - Photo stops at St Michael’s Mount and Helston included - Maximum group size of 50, ensuring an enjoyable experience

Explore Stonehenge with this timed-entry entrance ticket. during your visit, you will walk in the footsteps of the ancient Neolithic ancestors at one of the best known prehistoric monuments in the world. You will be able to explore the ancient landscape on foot and step inside the Neolithic Houses to discover the tools and objects of everyday Neolithic life, and even visit the world-class exhibition and visitor center, containing 250 ancient objects and come face to face with a 5,500 year-old man. Food and drinks are not included with this entrance ticket.

Cornwall’s rugged coastline has shaped St Ives for millennia, transforming it from ancient Celtic settlement, to bustling fishing port, to world-renowned artistic center. On this coastal walking tour, you’ll explore the winding streets and sheltered coves that tell the story of its remarkable transformation. You’ll discover how pilchard fishing once powered the economy, learn about the smuggling networks that flourished along these shores, and understand how the unique Atlantic light drew artists from across the world. The tour starts at St Ives railway station above Porthminster Beach. You’ll weave through ancient lanes too narrow for cars, and past cottages where fishermen once dried their nets on the walls. The tour ends at the iconic Tate St Ives gallery overlooking Porthmeor Beach, where you’ll hear how this fishing town became an artistic colony that transformed British art.

Explore the picturesque Cornish countryside on this half-day tour from Falmouth. The journey includes a scenic drive to the iconic St Michael’s Mount for a stunning photo opportunity. Next, indulge in a traditional afternoon cream tea in the charming village of Marazion, featuring freshly baked scones with jam and cream, paired with your choice of tea or coffee. Take time to stroll, shop, and admire the views of St Michael’s Mount before returning via Helston, where another photo stop may await. Perfect for those seeking a delightful taste of Cornwall's culture and scenery. - Scenic drive from Falmouth to St Michael’s Mount with a guide - Traditional afternoon cream tea with scones in Marazion - Photo stops at St Michael’s Mount and Helston included - Maximum group size of 50, ensuring an enjoyable experience

Explore Stonehenge with this timed-entry entrance ticket. during your visit, you will walk in the footsteps of the ancient Neolithic ancestors at one of the best known prehistoric monuments in the world. You will be able to explore the ancient landscape on foot and step inside the Neolithic Houses to discover the tools and objects of everyday Neolithic life, and even visit the world-class exhibition and visitor center, containing 250 ancient objects and come face to face with a 5,500 year-old man. Food and drinks are not included with this entrance ticket.