Discover the Southwest Coast of England in 8 days

We recommend starting your trip in London, where you can take a train to St Erth, and from there another train to St. Ives.

St. Ives is a charming fishing village with cobblestoned streets and great cultural heritage, with a large number of galleries, including the Tate Gallery. Enjoy its port and the surrounding streets, with shopping, cafes and restaurants next to the beach.

Overnight in St. Ives

Discover all the charm of the village by taking a tour of its museums and art galleries, you can find small spaces of local artists, even as world-renowned such as the Tate Gallery.

Visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, a local artist renowned for her abstract geometric figures made of bronze.

Be sure to visit the old part of St. Ives, Down-a-long, where you can find shops and cafes full of history and typical objects of the region.

Overnight in St. Ives

Take the road south on a coastal walk that takes you over rough terrain to Zennor, over the rugged hills on the Cornish Atlantic coast.

Visit the Church of St. Senara, built in the 12th century and recognized for having a bench with the carved image of a mermaid holding a mirror and comb. You can also visit the Wayside Museum.

Overnight in Zennor

Today's route will take you along the stunning Bosigran Cliff to Pendeen, with its famous 17-metre-high lighthouse.

Other places you're sure to want to visit in Pendeen will be Boat Cove, a small fishing cove and Portheras Cove.

Overnight in Pendeen

The first stretch of this day's walk will take you along the Penwith Peninsula and Kenidjack Cliff Castle, surrounded by three lines of walls. You will walk along the beach at Sennen Cove, an ideal place for surfers and with a port surrounded by art galleries.

Overnight in Sennen Cove

Today's walk will be unforgettable, taking you along towering cliffs, coves and dunes to Porthcurno Bay, located at the western end of Cornwall. In this town you can visit the Minack Theatre, located on a cliff, and the Porthcurno Telegraph Museum.

Overnight in Porthcurno

Starting on this day of walking, you will encounter Logan Rock, an 80-ton rock that in ancient times was well known for being able to be balanced in a simple way, today this rocking stone still sways, but with much more effort.

The coastal landscape will change as you walk through to Lamorna Cove, which is covered by vegetation and gives way to wooded terrain before returning to the road that leads directly to Penzance, a town where you will find big shops and places dedicated to art and culture.

Overnight in Penzance

After having your breakfast, you will have different options to make the return trip: if you are traveling by air, you can head to Newquay Airport; you can also take the train or a bus to London Paddington.

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