A WALK ALONG THE STUNNING CORNISH COAST
Been to Cornwall before, and reckon you’ve seen it all? If so, think again my friends! This wonderful coast still has quite a few surprises up its sleeve. This walking holiday will introduce you to some of the loveliest and wildest scenery on the south coast of Cornwall.
The walks are not as long or strenuous as the ones on our former “place to place” programmes, and if one day you have a blister, or if your bad knee is making its presence known, you can even stay at home and read. This is, however, still intended to be a walking holiday, and every guest will need to bring walking clothes and boots, as well as a small backpack.
Our week is based in the quiet village of Lizard, just a hop, skip and a jump from Lizard Point, the most southerly spot in England. During our stay on the Lizard Peninsula we will visit Cadgwith and Coverack, both archetypal Cornish fishing villages, and possibly enjoy a traditional folklore evening in one of the local pubs. We will discover the fascinating geology of the area, and walk to Lizard Point with its imposing lighthouse. Compare this spot with Land’s End and its tourist hordes, and you will really appreciate the Lizard! Last but not least, marvel at Kynance Cove, a veritable coastal paradise with rocky cliffs, golden sand and small white houses.
The coastline is stunning – Cornwall at its splendid best!
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