Things To Do

Cornwall

St. Michaels Mount

This site is renowned for its castle, gardens, and a history that dates back centuries.

Cornwall

The Fowey Hall Walk

The circular Hall Walk in Fowey offers a blend of natural beauty, history, and scenic vistas

Cornwall

Lanhydrock Estate

Visiting Lanhydrock House is like stepping back in time to explore the grandeur of a bygone era.

Cornwall

Canoeing with Encounter Cornwall

Encounter Cornwall are based in Golant, two miles upstream from Fowey.

Cornwall

Glendurgan Gardens

Glendurgan Gardens is a horticultural treasure close to the South West Coast Path

Cornwall

Trebah Gardens

Visit Trebah Gardens and step into a botanical paradise

Cornwall

The Minack Theatre

The Minack Theatre is an open-air theatre perched on cliffs overlooking Porthcurno Bay.

Cornwall

Geevor and Lelant Mines

Geevor Tin Mine is a heritage attraction, learning centre and hands-on museum,

Cornwall

The Ancient Stones

The walk from Lanyon Quoit to Zennor is a journey through Cornwall's mystical landscape.

Cornwall

The Camel Trail

The Camel Trail winds through some breathtaking landscapes along a disused railway line.

Cornwall

Eden Project

You cannot visit the Eden Project without being amazed at the sheer magnitude of it all.

Cornwall

Lost Gardens Of Heligan

The incredible ‘Lost Valley’ at the heart of the garden’s crosses babbling brooks and hidden lakes

Devon

Merrival Stones

Prehistoric megaliths and stone circles that offer a glimpse into the ancient past.

Devon

Brentor

Brentor (Brent Tor) is perched dramatically on the rugged expanse of Dartmoor

Devon

Lydford Gorge

Lydford Gorge is the deepest river gorge in the southwest

Devon

Hounds Tor and Hundator

The mysterious, eerie and deserted medieval village of Hound Tor (also known as Hundatora).

Devon

Castle Drogo

Where dramatic architecture meets innovative family home.

Devon

Lundy Island

If you have the time don’t miss an escape from the mainland with a day trip to LUNDY ISLAND

Devon

the Undercliff Path

The Undercliff Path is a tranquil trail, renowned for its scenic beauty

Devon

Valley Of The Rocks

The Valley of the Rocks greets you with dramatic rock formations that seem to defy gravity

Somerset

Wells to Glastonbury Pilgrimage

The historic Monarch’s Way takes you through orchards, wooded downs and over the Somerset Levels.

Somerset

Cheddar Gorge & Caves

Cheddar provides good options for cycling, climbing and caving for those taking a rest day.

Somerset

Climbing & Caving

Cheddar caves offer a chance of a caving trip where you can explore sections of Gough's Cave

Somerset

The Strawberry Line

A cycle path along the course of the old railway which runs from Cheddar to Yatton

Somerset

Nunney

The castle here took a pounding in the English civil war

Somerset

Colliers Way

A 23 mile walk and cycle ride along the course of the old Somerset Coal Canal

Dorset

Dorest - Corfe Castle

Corfe Castle is a dramatic ruin sitting atop a hill overlooking Corfe village itself.

Wales

The Preseli Hills

It was from here that the huge Bluestone rocks were dragged to build the inner circle at Stonehenge

Wales

Caldey Island and Monastery

Situated around 3 miles off the Pembrokeshire Coast Path south of Tenby is the Monastic Island of Caldey,

Wales

Grassholm Island

The “Iced Island” gets its name from the 40,000 pairs of gannets that breed here.

Wales

Skomer and Skokholm Islands

Skomer Island is the largest of the chain of Volcanic Islands at the foot of St Brides Bay

Wales

Ramsey Island

Ramsey Island dominates the Pembrokeshire Coast Path one mile offshore of  St Davids