| Cornwall offers many beautiful tours by car or | | | | villages of Newlyn and Mousehole. Try to make it |
| cycle along her many roads. Cruise the coast, | | | | early enough to watch the catch being hauled in |
| through unspoiled countryside, or from village to | | | | and sent to auction. Head west and then south to |
| village. | | | | the lovely towns of Lamora and Penberth before |
| Start your cruise in Chapel Porth near St. Agnes | | | | stopping to explore the Minack theatre. Built |
| and follow the winding Cornish lanes overlooking | | | | completely out of the cliff, this unique outdoor |
| the sea south to Portreath. Portreath is famed | | | | theatre is worth a visit and offers extraordinary |
| for her legacy as the hub of copper and tin | | | | views across the bay to Logan Rock. Next stop |
| shipping between England and South Wales. | | | | is Land's End. Make sure to visit Longships |
| Remains of the Mineral Inclines can still be seen | | | | Lighthouse. |
| and are worth a look. Leave Portreath and head | | | | A lovely drive in the summer explores the popular |
| towards Hale along the sheer 76m cliffs offering | | | | beaches from Crantock to Newquay. Crantock is |
| amazing views. The most dramatic views are of | | | | a beautiful little town with thatched roof cottages |
| North Cliffs and Hells Mouth. Continue on until you | | | | and a perfect example of Cornish countryside. |
| see the sweeping St. Ives Bay and a take a | | | | Stroll around the village before taking the Coast |
| detour to Godrevy Point overlooking the | | | | Road around Newquay, making sure to stop at |
| lighthouse on Godrevy Island. Stop for a picnic or | | | | the popular surfing beaches of Watergate Bay |
| a swim at the bay before continuing on. Don't | | | | and Mawgan Porth. Just 5 miles from Newquay |
| miss a taste of proper Cornish pastries in Hayle. | | | | you will see the sign for Pendarves, better known |
| Enjoy this all-day excursion exploring the Land's | | | | as the Bedruthan Steps. Huge pinnacles of |
| End peninsula. Start from St. Michaels' Mount and | | | | wave-lashed rocks are visible from the towering |
| walk or ferry to the Island. Next, head for the | | | | cliffs. Take the time to climb down at low tide to |
| cosmopolitan town of Penzance and the fishing | | | | walk along the beach in the shadow of the cliffs. |