Our Cycling & Walking Holidays in Cornwall

This 9‑day Cornwall Cycling holiday explores a varied landscape of coastal routes, inland heath and rolling countryside. Daily rides average around 50 km, and the terrain is consistently hilly, with a mix of short steep climbs and longer ascents, making this tour suitable for fit cyclists or those using an e‑bike. The route combines quiet country lanes, some traffic‑free trails and sections of exposed coastline where wind can be a factor. While you will spend several hours riding each day, the stage lengths allow time to stop and explore Cornwall’s towns, coastal scenery and local food along the way.

This 8‑day Cornwall Walking Holiday follows the northern section of the South West Coast Path between Padstow and St Ives, combining coastal walking with visits to towns such as Newquay. Daily stages range from about 17 to 21 km, with a steady up‑and‑down profile along cliffs and coves, making it suitable for regular walkers comfortable with sustained distances and repeated ascents. The route alternates between busier coastal hubs and quieter stretches of path passing small villages, former mining areas and working harbours, with clear trails and defined daily distances that allow time to explore along the way.

This 8‑day Cornwall’s Coastline Walking Holiday follows the south‑west tip of Britain along the South West Coast Path, from St Ives to Penzance via Land’s End. The route moves through a landscape of exposed cliffs, small coves, and former mining areas, shaped as much by the Atlantic as by its long human history. Daily stages are relatively short (around 10–15 km) but include frequent ascents and descents along coastal paths. Along the way, you pass fishing villages, historic sites and open coastal stretches, with time to stop and take in the surroundings at your own pace.